Hello to all at Mosley,
It is just on 3 years since I put my Mini 32-A antenna up in the air, and it has given faultless service but I wish to upgrade to a little larger antenna and who else but Mosley to supply one. Would you please supply me with the cost to supply a standard TA-33-JR-N and freight to Geelong,Victoria Australia (approx 40 miles from Melbourne).  I understand that ordered antennas have to be manufactured so allowance has to be allowed from order placement to allow for this. I await your reply to this request.
Regards John Weston    VK3NRW

I would like to let you know how pleased I am with my new TA-33-JR-W and your on time shipment & support.  The antenna went together very easily and I installed it last weekend on my tower, at 34' - by myself - with the help of a rented manlift.    The SWR curves are as good or better than you publish.  I have been working with a multi-band vertical for several years on HF.  The Mosley consistently yields 5-6 "S" units better, on receive, and I can WORK stations that I can't even hear on the vertical!  Another great plus is that it is much less "noisy". I have only been able to operate for a couple of hours (been busy) but have already snagged 6 "new ones"!  This is truly the best "ham dollars" I have spent in 21 years on the air.
Again, thanks and keep up the good work!
David Underhill, WA9DU

I bought a used TA-33-JR ant about 33 years ago.  Never has failed. Get wonderful reports still. Wonderful ant. K4LBZ BILL

I saw your web-site asking for pictures so I thought I would send you these pictures of my Mosley TA-33 Jr. If my memory is correct, I purchased the antenna in 1973 and I used it until last year when the traps failed and swr was high even after I tried to clean them.  I bought a two element three band quad back in 1992 to use as a replacement for the Mosley if it ever went bad so the quad sat in my garage until last fall (2012) when I couldn't get the beam to tune properly.  After six months, I've decided to take the quad down and restore the Mosley beam.  73's Steve WA9JNM