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Harvest

Taurus JN-316 HF/6M 3.5-57MHz Fiberglass Base Antenna

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Features

  • Frequency TX: 80 to 6M (3.5-57MHz) with external any tuner
  • Frequency RX: 2.0-90MHz, Type: Fiberglass Vertical with Unun matched base
  • Max Power: 400 Watts
  • Gain: 4 dB(VHF) / 5 dB(UHF)
  • Connector: SO-239 (UHF), Length: 6m / 19 ft

Description

Taurus JN-316 HF/6M 3.5-57MHz Fiberglass Base Antenna This is a great low cost way of getting on HF. Plug and play 80 through to 6m with perfect SWR when used with an external ATU. For use 40-10m the antenna is acceptable as is. On 60 & 80 you would need an external ATU. Frequency TX: 80 to 6M (3.5-57MHz) with external any tuner Frequency RX: 2.0-90MHz Max Power: 400 Watts VSWR: Less than 1.5:1 over all bands Impedance: 50 Ohms Base connection: SO239 Length: 6m / 19 ft Mast size: 25-42mm Type: Fiberglass Vertical with Unun matched base

Antenna: HF/6M Fiberglass Vertical Antenna with Unun matched base, 3.5-57MHz transmission, 2.0-90MHz reception, 400 Watts max power, 4 dB(VHF) / 5 dB(UHF) gain See more


Brand: Harvest


Color: Black, White


Number of Channels: 4


Impedance: 50 ohm


Maximum Range: 10 meters


Product Dimensions: 1.65"W


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Manufacturer: Harvest


Number of Packs: 1


AntennaDescription: HF/6M Fiberglass Vertical Antenna with Unun matched base, 3.5-57MHz transmission, 2.0-90MHz reception, 400 Watts max power, 4 dB(VHF) / 5 dB(UHF) gain


Brand: Harvest


UPC: 695885337343


Manufacturer: Harvest


Number of Packs: 1


Unit Count: 1 Count


Number of Items: 1


Number of Channels: 4


Impedance: 50 ohm


Maximum Range: 10 meters


Color: Black, White


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 1.65"W


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    • Good for the money
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This is NOT an all band antenna. It's basically a 20m antenna that will work on other frequencies. See the pic with my swr measurements. Several frequencies will not work well. You may be able to time it to make the radio happy but I seriously doubt your radiated power will be worth anything. But I use it for everything around 20m just fine. I don't have a way to test the radiated power so I can't say if it is working good or not as I don't have another antenna to compare. This goes by several names. Moonraker is one of them. You do need to inspect the transformer as there are many reports of bad wiring. It is tunable by changing the whip length. I'd set it for the middle of 20m. This is one of those 1/2 antenna that does require a long coax for the other half of the antenna. There is no such thing as a radial free antenna. Stop with the marketing lie. The coax is your radial. And not a very good one. All in all I would suggest it for sometime on a budget just getting started. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2024 by gary
    • Easy assembly
I bought another one, I sold the first ine at a hamfest. This time I put a 1KW UNUN on the antenna. This one was set up on a metal pole to 33 feet at the tip. The swr was pretty decent as it sat, however I put it up in the air with the tip about 52 feet. I ran guy wires on each side of the antenna to hold it in place in higher winds. That threw the swr all different than it was before. SWR runs 1:1.1 to 2:6.1 on 6 meters. It does work, however this design hooks a ground up to the aluminum bracket, so my guy wires became part of a radial system. Originally the unun was devised to use the shield of the coax as a counterpoise. I put in an isolator balun in the feedline. RG 8X and it has a lightning arrestor over by the house about 120 feet away. Noise is within 2 s units of my OCFD. Does this antenna beat my OCFD? In 90% of the cases the answer is no. I ran 750 watts through it today during whatever North American contest there was. I did connect with European stations on 20m, 15 though not so well, and 10 meters I also picked up some South American countries. It just gives a different angle of propagation for those days when the signals come in a little different, at not too much cost. As long as it stays together in the air, no complaints! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2022 by Dave V
    • Good quality
Good quality
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2026 by Camelo m. Quiao
    • An excellent HF receive antenna for limited space
This antenna was a great value for me. I was looking specifically for a HF receive antenna for SDR use and to use as an HF noise cancelling antenna for use with my QRM Eliminator box. It does a fantastic job at both tasks. As far as tuning for transmit, I can tune it with the built in ATU on my radio for 40-10m. You cannot and would probably not want to tune this up on 80m unless you're trying to talk to someone down the street. It's just not going to give you any performance at that frequency. To get the best performance link the aluminum mount at the base of the antenna to your antenna mounting pole with a strong connection and then earth ground the pole. Tightening the antenna mount with just the brackets isn't enough conductivity especially if you have a painted mast. Drill and tap the mount and electrically connect it with a short wire jumper. I saw a dramatic difference on my antenna analyzer when I did that. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2023 by Mike
    • Very low swr
Extent antenna
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2026 by Larry E.
    • Poor Manufacturing Quality
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Built and installed the antenna, and two tuners could not tune it - SWR remained off the charts. I checked the continuity on the connector and a metal piece on the antenna - nothing. Opened up the un:un at the bottom, and the connection on the bottom of the SO-239 was completely broken off. Too much hassle to take apart, re-package and return so I'm just going to install a new SO-239. But this should not happen on a brand-new product. Know that you get what you pay for. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2023 by AD
    • A broadband vertical is a compromise - at this price I can live with that...
Review Image by Alan P DesJardins
The antenna came packed in a 3 1/2' long box, with a few bits loose and rattling around. Good news is that none escaped in shipping, it was all there. After a round of tightening up all the bits that were factory assembled, I was ready to contemplate installation. I decided on the offset mast mount you see in the picture. Yes, I could have gone higher but that was beyond my comfort level on the ladder. Assembly went pretty quickly. This antenna needs a ground or counterpoise, so give that some thought up front. Once installed I put it onto my MFJ Antenna Analyzer. 20 Meters was around 1.4 - 1.9:1 SWR. Not bad. About the same for 10 Meters. The rest of the bands were as high at 3:1 SWR, nothing my LDG tuner could not sort. On air I was able to make some PSK31 contacts (Florida & Kentucky from my Maine QTH) with full readability. I'm a QRP operator with my Yaesu FT-817ND. For $99 this antenna seems an OK buy. Don't expect miracles. For my small lot it'll get the job done. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2021 by Alan P DesJardins
    • Some people are skeptical as I was, not now though.
Put this up on a 20 foot mast. I ran a bare ground wire from the bracket to a ground rod directly adjacent to the mast. I also put a choke on the feed line (lmr400) just before the coax enters the house. So, it may still be using the coax shield as a counterpoise. Recently made contacts with it with 20 watts to Slovenia, Ukraine and to England. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2026 by William H.

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