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Largest Selection of Antennas in Europe - Amateur Radio, Professional and more

Next to the radio, the antenna is the most important element of the amateur radio station. An efficient antenna makes the difference between 'works' and 'does not work'. Finding the right compromise between space requirements, desired frequency range and own possibilities is not always easy. WiMo will be happy to help you find your way through the extensive selection and choose the right antenna.

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  1. Diamond D-130J Discone
    Diamond D-130J Discone

    Diamond D-130J Discone Antenne 25 - 1300 MHz

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    As low as: €139.90
    incl. VAT, plus shipping €117.56
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  2. InnovAntennas 162 MHz AIS LFA Yagis
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    InnovAntennas 162 MHz AIS LFA Yagis

    Professional AIS directional antennas with 3, 4 or 6 elements, load capacity up to 5 kW

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    As low as: €165.10
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  4. I0JXX LogPer antennas, 50-1296 MHz
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    I0JXX LogPer antennas, 50-1296 MHz

    Broadband, compact and versatile directional antennas with 20 or 24 elements, 50-1296MHz or 100-1296MHz, N-connector

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    As low as: €350.00
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  5. InnovAntennas OP-DES 50 MHz Yagi (Monoband)
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    InnovAntennas OP-DES 50 MHz Yagi (Monoband)

    OP-DES: Uncompromising monoband beam with high gain over a wide frequency range, clean directional pattern.

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    As low as: €315.00
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  6. I0JXX 50 MHz Yagi antennas
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    I0JXX 50 MHz Yagi antennas

    6m directional antennas with 5, 6 or 7 elements, 1 kW

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    As low as: €240.00
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  7. I0JXX 432 MHz Yagi antennas
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    I0JXX 432 MHz Yagi antennas

    70cm directional antennas with 16 - 39 elements

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    As low as: €190.00
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  9. I0JXX 1296 MHz Yagi antennas
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    I0JXX 1296 MHz Yagi antennas

    23 cm directional antennas with 16, 36 or 52 elements

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    As low as: €120.00
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  10. Diamond DQx antenna cables, radio side
    Diamond DQx antenna cables, radio side

    Diamond two-part antenna cable system for clamping feet, unit side with 7.5mm cable, various connectors and lengths.Cable Impedance 50 Ohm

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    As low as: €27.50
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FAQ

What is the difference between a Yagi antenna and a directional antenna?
A Yagi antenna consists of several radiators and a reflector, while a directional antenna consists of only one radiator and one reflector. Yagi antennas usually have a longer range and are better suited for receiving television signals. Directional antennas are usually smaller and are better suited for receiving radio or cellular signals.
What are the types of antennas?
There are many different types of antennas, such as directional antennas, Yagi antennas, omnidirectional antennas, loop antennas, dipole antennas, log-periodic antennas, and many more.
Can I use an existing antenna or do I have to buy a new one?
It depends on what type of antenna you want to use and whether your existing antenna meets the requirements. In some cases, an existing antenna can be used, but in other cases it is necessary to purchase a new antenna.
What is the range of an antenna?
The range of an antenna depends on various factors, such as the type of antenna, the power of the transmitter and the surroundings (e.g. buildings, trees, etc.). A Yagi antenna usually has a greater range than a directional antenna.
How to mount an antenna?
Mounting an antenna depends on the type of antenna. As a rule, the antenna must be mounted in a stable location that is free of obstructions. It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and ensure that the antenna is securely and properly mounted. It may also be advisable to hire a professional if you are unsure about the mounting.
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