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-----Original Message-----From: rscotka [mailto:rscotka@earthlink.net]Sent: Sunday, December 20, 2009 6:58 PMTo: mosley@mosley-electronics.com

I would like to thank your for making a great beam! Despite buying mineused and in pieces (many missing!) I was delighted to find that youstocked everything I needed to get my Classic 33 into the air and working. I would recommend this antenna to anyone looking for high performance plus quality construction and workmanship. Attached is a photo of mine with a few visitors....13 Ibis decided tostop by today and rest...there were 15 but two took off as I set up to take the picture. I work at the University of Miami and the Ibis is our mascot.

-----Original Message-----From: ken robinson [mailto:robinsonkh@yahoo.com] Sent: Friday, May 29, 2009 5:00 PM To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Subject: PRO 67B Hello Sirs, This is for the manager of Mosley antenna's. I called technical support this morning to ask a question about the pro 67B, mainly 40 meters adjustment. After just a few questions your technical support was able to pin point the problem and recommend solutions to fix it. I received expert advice and precision solution recommendations. Your technical staff went above and beyond requirements as this beam was purchased used and not directly from Mosley. I have used an ancient ta-33 for a few months and stumbled on a great priced pro67b so I replaced the ta-33 with the pro67b. Based on the performance of both beams the Mosley line of antennas will be my only choice for any antenna purchase in the future of this hobby. Please pass on to the technical staff a big hearty THANK YOU from a newly licensed amateur which through Mosley's excellent antennas and their superior customer service has earned a future life long customer. I will certainly recommend your product line to many of my friends most newly licensed and explain the wonderful customer service Mosley provides to anyone who owns their products Thanks. Respectfully, Ken Robinson KJ4IIf

(Ken all of us here at Mosley work very hard to make a quality product, and give our customers the best service possible. We aren't perfect, but our goal is to do a great job for all of our customers. Thanks for the kind words, all of us really appreciate them!)

NOTE: We are updating our web site. While this is going on there might be some links that are not working. Please bear with us until they get the update is completed. Thanks!

-----Original Message-----From: ik5hha-Luca DT Sent: Friday, March 20, 2009 12:09 PM To: Mosley Electronics, Inc. Subject: Pro95-3 by I5HOR Importance: High

Hello Melissa! I send you photos of antenna Mosley PRO-95-3, my uncle Mauro I5HOR i5hor.maruro@alice.it . If you want others to send you. The antenna is installed on a tower of 15 meters (aprox 50 ft). Mauro lives betwin the city of Florence and the San Marino Republic Ciao, Luca ik5hha

-----Original Message----- From: Keizo Sanae Sent: Monday, February 23, 2009, 7:49 AM To: Mosley Electronics, Inc.Subject: Re: PRO Quotes

Hello, Melissa and Gary, My Pro67C-2 was completed 3 weeks ago and I always feel the marvelous performance after that. One of the things I am very surprised is SWR of 40m BAND. As you may know, 40m BAND edge will be expanded to 7.2MHz from this March/30 in Japan. I fortunately got ready for new 7 MHz band width with my Pro67C. Very thanks to provide the wonderful antenna. I appreciate your fine business. 73 de JH3AZC, kay

I purchased my Mosley PRO-57B from you on 5/15/1991, and it was delivered to me on 7/8/1991. I mounted it on 70' of Rohn 25G and it has been there ever since. The order number was 93901, serial number 559486, and the purchase price was $567.95 plus $41.63 for shipping .... for a total of $609.58. (Introduction Price on the B Model in 1991)

This antenna has survived being encased in solid ice on several occasions, has survived winds in excess of 60 mph, has endured countless sub zero days and nights, snow storms, rain storms, thunder and lightning storms, and just about everything the White Mountains of northern New Hampshire can throw at it. It bends, it sways, it groans, but it never breaks. The SWR curves are the same today as they were when I first installed it. It effortlessly takes the output of my Alpha 87A amplifier and has helped me reach DXCC Honor Roll in the past.

This antenna is as good today as it was the first day I mounted it on my tower back in the summer of 1991. I've had countless antennas during my many years as a ham radio operator, but none have given me the service of this Mosley. Thanks guys!Stanley Holz, KS1S ,Whitefield, NH 03598

Hello. I will send you a picture of my TA-33-M Warc with TA-40-KR element. It works great. Exelent antenna. With regards 73, Henry Bolster, PI3/PI2TWE/PC2KY

Gary- Here are a couple pictures of the RV6C we installed this year here in Orange, CA. I have it mounted on the pipe about 3 1/2 feet into the ground. Attached is a ground rod at about 3 1/2 feet and 2 radials for 40, 1 for 20. The performance is excellent. As you can see I have it mounted on the side of a hill. The antenna is about 20ft tall and it is up on the hill at about 5 1/2 feet up.Very easy to assemble and when you look at the quality of some of these other antennas on the market, Mosley is clearly "A Better Antenna". Best Regards-Jimbo KK5GG

-----Original Message-----From: Tom Morgan [mailto:info@onboardpublications.co.za] Sent: Thursday, November 27, 2008 9:50 PM To: Mosley Electronics, Inc. Subject: TA36 working Thank you ----- Original Message ----- Hi Gary As promised I am writing to give you an update on my TA-36. First let me say thank you for all the help. Since operating with the TA-36 I have been working DX stations, and more particularly the West Coast for my WAS. I am well pleased with its performance on 20M. I was working W6ccp long path yesterday before any of the other ZS or far east stations could copy him! I was running 200watts pep from my TS-480HX. My tower is 15m above fround and the terrain is flat for a long distance towards the east (long path). On 20m it resonates at 14.255+/- (1.35:1) and is good without an ATU for much of the band. I am working PSK so I am using an ATU, but for fone I do not have to for most of the band. I see the frequency is a little lower than the spec. and I include it as it may give you an insight regarding the 10m band. On 15m the antenna resonanates at 21.255 +/- (1.4:1) and is fairly flat in line with the spec. sheet you sent. On 10m the antenna is a 'best match' with a SWR of 1.65:1 on 28.930 +/-. It appears to be a sharper rise in SWR than on the spec. sheet.I made up the transformer from the TA-36 transformer assembly sheet and we triple-checked the measurements. I used RG213 as I was told that the coax needed to have 0.66 velocity factor. I was told the transformer was there because the antenna has an impedence of 25ohms on 10m. Is there anything I can do to bring the antenna SWR on 10m down, or do I just run it thru the ATU? As the feed is held in place using one of the driven element holding machine screws it will be a major job to remove and start again. When I bring the antenna down for a check, in a few years, I will be modifying this so the structure and the electrical feed do not share hardware. This antenna fell down during erection and was left neglected for some 10 years until i was given it. That it works so well it a testimony to the design and construction. I wonder how old the design is. Is there anything you can suggest, please let me know - and thank you guys once more for your advice Brgds Tom Morgan ZS1AFS/G0CAJ

-----Original Message-----From: Marco Motta (IZ1LBB) [mailto:marco.motta@poste.it] Sent: Monday, August 11, 2008 9:38 AM To: mosley Subject: TA-33-M WARC + TA-40-KR in Italy

Hi there! Please find attached a picture of my new TA-33-M Warc (+40m Kit). It’s on the top of my tower over the roof (around 20 meters to the ground) in North West Italy. The antenna is really well built and, all in all, easy to assemble. A bit more difficult is the 40 meter kit that unexpectedly expects an opposite color code (outside vs inside). In addition, the 20 meter swr-band seems a bit narrower than what is declared in the manual. I’m wondering if the TA-40-KR could be the cause of that. The rest of the bands are OK. Anyway, I’m happy and satisfied by these great products, especially after the first weeks of use. Thanks Mosley! ‘73 de IZ1LBB (alias KI4TJB) Ivrea - Italy

Here is one of the antennas that has been taking up a lot of our production and developement time.

Due to the number of critical orders we are going to have to postpone our new vertical. There is no way to forecast the time period for the completion of this antenna. We will be working on it behind the scenes and when it is available we will announce it here on the NEWS page.

We appreciate all of the interest in this antenna and are sorry to be disappointing you at this time. We will make it up to you when it is formally introduced.

Gary, One month ago I bought a TA33M that made me the third owner. After installation at 45 feet, it performed better than I ever imagined it would. The swr was 1.2 to 1.5 across the entire transmitting frequencies and there were no glitches. (no dead spots) Needless to say I was extremely happy. The antenna is as advertised or better. Then, just two weeks ago, I was told by the original owner that it was acquired in 1965! Now I'm wondering how it has survived Michigan and northern Illinois winters and still performs equally well with any other beam in its class. Amazing isn't it. I have absolutely no complaints at all. The best peice of equipment I have ever owned. Thanks for making " Made in America" continuing to mean that we are still the best. Sincerely, Carl Thomas W4YKY, Warm Springs, Ga

-----Original Message-----From: David Land Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2008, 1:26 PM To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Subject: Mosley beams can handle the ice! I saw on your website a shot of the TA-33M with ice on it. Attached is a shot of my beams from Jan 2002, that's a 35+ year old TA-33M and a TW-22M above it. All with about 1" of ice all over them both!. The ice melted and they were just fine for many years until I moved. 73, Dave, KD5FX

Hi Gary; Just wanted to tell you what my RV6C Vertical had been up to here in Florida since the summer of 2004. You can see that my Vertical is ground mounted with 12 radials about 20 feet long place on the grass. What has it accomplished (2) WAS, DXCC (120 confirmed), WAC, (2) NFL 1st place SSB Low Power DX Contest (ARRL), not bad for doing it barefoot. Just like to ask I am looking for a Vertical that covers 160 to 10 it could be up to 45 feet tall (I live in Deed Restrictive Development I would hide it among the pines. Anyway just keep up the good work! 73's Ed Lapinski KV1P

-----Original Message----- From: John Peters [mailto:petersj007@hawaii.rr.com] Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2008 3:44 PM To: Mosley Subject: Fw: ANT John's30M ANT.JPG [01/15] Gary, Here is a photo of the K1ER 3 el 30m at 90 ft over the PRO-96-3 at 75ft. Taken through the palm trees in the yard. 73 John D. Peters

Subject: Re: Mosley 3 el 30 mtr Yagi You really should add the 30m yagi to your web pages. Paul Dunphy VE1DX and I are really doing well with them. One of my Mile High DX Club friends told me I was the loudest signal calling VP6DX on 30 meters. John K1ER

*Production is going pretty much as scheduled. We were shorted some of the tubing we had on order from the mill, however they are getting that to us ASAP. It has casused some delay with our production schedule, but has not put us too far behind our schedule.

**Material costs are rising, as is everything else since the oil price increases, however we are trying to hold down our pricing. If you are thinking of ordering in the near future you might consider moving up your time table. Once our cost reach a certain point we will have no other choice but to increase our prices. Hopefully we can avoid this.

-----Original Message-----From: John Schlosser [mailto:W5GFI@cableone.net] Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2008, 8:33 PM To: 'Mosley Electronics, Inc. Subject: RE: ta33jrwarc: Gentlemen, Have had my TA33jrWARC up about 4 weeks now, it has weathered many storms in OK the last few weeks and have received many good reports, if the DX is there I can usually work ‘em. Thanks for all your help. You can check it out at www.qrz.com search for W5GFI. 73’s, John, W5GFI.

The best yagi antenna ever made, bar none. In the 80's, I traded a one year old HyGain TH6-DXX for a very used (had type N conn.) CL33 and have never looked back Tom Gentry, W5RG, long a silent key, swore by your CL-33 and it was he that got me to go with the CL-33. Best decision I have ever made in antennas. Attached is an updated pic of the "old" CL-33 with the "new" WARC kit. Made first contacts ever on 12 and 17 M using 100 watts from a TS570 working the Ducie island DXpedition near Tahiti (made contacts with them on the first call on these bands). The 17M dipole performs as good as a multi-element yagi. There are two pictures attached. The first is the antenna on a step ladder pointed west as I "tuned it up before going on the tower. This is when I heard VP6DX on Ducie, called him and got him on the first call. Pretty good for an antenna at 6 feet high. Mt son and I put it up an hour later at 55 feet. and cranked off Ducie contacts on 12, 15 and 20 M in no time. I am awaiting on 10M for the DXpedition to show up this afternoon. Many thanks! Roger White, W5RD Murphy, Texas

(As a note this CL-33 is at least 45 years old and the WARC kit is a few months)

I got a call from a DXer in MO to tell me I was the loudest station working VP6DX on Ducie Island on 30 meters. Aloha John

Jay, If I'm too late, it's no problem. Here a a few pictures of my new anteena and tower installed in June of this year. I've done 3 or 4 RTTY Roundup's now, and I enjoy them a lt. Last year,I was lucky enough to win first place in the MidWset division,low power class. That was from this QTH, using my Orion, and an all band dipole srung in the trees at about 35 feet. This year, the new tower holds a Mosely Pro 67 C 3 at 58 feet, and resonant dipoles on 80 and 160. Needless to say, this is a much nicer setup. I think Mosley antennas are really under rated, as this thing works great!! I made my goal of 800 qso's in the roundup this year, and hopefully will have a good result in the final scoring. I am using a Ten Tec Orion, LDG AT-200 Pro tuner, and N1MM for software. If you need any more info, just drop me an e mail.

That's me up on the tower, installing the new antenna.The ground crew was my son Nathan, and Joe Foreman, a ham buddy and my wife Debi. The crane operator, Steve Pacha ia also a local ham. Thanks, Don Steele, NT0F

I just received this picture and had to put it up. This is from today's current ice storm here in the mid-west. This is a PRO-67-B getting hit again by the weather! So?

Hullo Gary, I made the first tests with my new PRO96S. My first impression is that the antenna really overperforms my old PRO96, which was impressive itself. I was expecially impressed in the 40m performances ! On 30m I don't miss my S302 (element full size) which, as you know, has been destroied with the PRO96 due to a tower brake. Really a good job for a multiband antenna ! I can't imagine something better!

Hi Gary, The TA53M works great, hope you can use the photos for your promos, always like your antennas, have been using them for over thirty years, well recomemded.God Bless, Henry N4EDQ.

-----Original Message----- From: SCOTT MARNELLI [mailto:n3vcd@verizon.net] Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2007, 10:01 PM

To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Subject: MP 33-N-WARC: The best move I've ever made was the purchase of the Mosley MP-33-N-WARC ! With all the antenna manufacturers out there,Mosley has the most experience and it shows in the quality of their product. I live 250 yards away from an airport,so my height is limited.The Mosley sits on top of my tower, 30ft up. It performs well at that height. Thanks Mosley 73 de N3VCD

-----Original Message----- From: tom clements [mailto:g0stf@yahoo.co.uk] Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2007, 1:09 AM

To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Subject: warc kit: Many Thanks for Delivery of the TA33 Jnr Warc kit, It took me one hour to fit and it works brilliant no problems at all, in fact it has improved the beam I noticed on 20 Mtrs it is up 2-3 S points on recieve and tunes up as stated, Thanks once again for your service. Tom - G0STF.....

Gary, It's Up @ 100'! Raising your antenna was the easiest part. Old antenna had to be taken down, a 2-meter phased array had to be taken down, and the rotor changed prior to the TA54 going up. Went up the first time and didn't touch one guy wire. Preliminary analyzer reports look good on all bands, will have on the air for Sweepstakes this weekend. Ron-N4US, Silver Springs Radio Club Ocala, Florida

-----Original Message----- From: Paul M Dunphy [mailto:paul_dunphy@ve1dx.net] Sent: Monday, November 12, 2007 6:46 PM To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Subject: Fantastic antenna for the WARC Bands Hi Gary, I held off sending this because I wanted to put your antenna through a full year of Nova Scotia weather, including the ice and winds of March. I installed the 30/17/12 metre TW-33-XL in September 2006, and I was astonished at the DX I was working. It really cracks on all 3 bands, and to have 3 elements on 30-metres is something else. No wonder the N8S guys decided to take three of them to Swains Island! This beam has taken everything our weather can throw at it for 14 months, and increased my DXCC totals on all three WARC bands dramatically. It is literally a "one call" antenna on 30-metres, and there is no compromising 17 and 12, either. Like all Mosley antennas, it is built to last a lifetime. Anyone who has traditional 20/15/10 tribander and wants to get on the WARC bands with great forward gain and F/B needs to have a TW-33-XL. Accept nothing less! 73.DX Paul VE1DX

-----Original Message----- From: Dennis & Sue [mailto:highwood@mtintouch.net] Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007, 9:58 AM

Good Morning from Stanford, Montana. Just wanted to say thank you for a wonderful antenna, the TA-33-JR. It arrived on the 20th, and I got it up to a towering height of 25 feet on the 21st. As you can see by my "small" roof tower, it's not as high as most installations, but, it works great! Had to use what I had, and that was it. The only problem I discovered was that the old rotor cable I had was one conductor short,so had to order some more. It arrived and got it installed the 26th. Nice to be able to turn the antenna. Yes, if I can hear them, I can work them. The antenna went together easily and I got it up on the roof by myself with no trouble what so ever. It was definitely worth the wait. Thank you so much for a fine product. I truly appreciate it. Sincerely,Dennis Caldwell, KK7XE

-----Original Message----- From: Fred Goughler [mailto:fredn5wbk@sbcglobal.net] Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2007, 9:00 PM To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Subject: My Mosley Antennas. I have nothing but praise for my Mosley antennas I have. The material is excellent and the workmanship is also. I think it will last me my life time. It should last through all the elements here in Oklahoma has to offer. The Pro 57b has cut through pileups to get me through across the ocean for contacts or here in the states. It is up 60’ and the AM-14 2 meter is at 70’ beats any beam I have had from the other brands. It has got good coverage for me and has had heads from my friends turning for some time. I can get into repeaters 100 miles away with ease and with just 30 watts. The S-402-M is up at 35 feet and have had good reports also. It beats using my dipole any day because it lets me get through to stations I can’t receive good or can’t receive at all on the dipole. I have had good reports back from people I have talked to with it. The AM-2N6 have not made any contact with but hope to in the future when 6 meters picks up and find some sideband on 2 meters around here. My wife said after this endeavor to get this Mosley antenna farm together in a 1 year period is enough junk in the air. They sure have a way ruining all the fun! You guys at Mosley are the greatest around for ordering parts or new antennas and for getting information from the engineering staff. Next thing on my list is a 2 meter ground plane from you. 73 and keep up the good work. Fred Goughler N5WBK

-----Original Message-----From: N1QXV [mailto: N1QXV@hotmail.com Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2007 10:03 PM To: mosley@mosley-electronics .com Subject: TA53M Pics testimonial\line

I have just put up my first tower and of course I chose Mosley as my antenna. I had a TA33jr before this and worked the world now I have this awesome TA53M / 40 and I cant believe the performance. I am usually first called in a pile and I can work any station I hear ! Having 40m on a yagi is incredible, you don't realize what you are missing until you run the 40 meter kit{\cf0 }on a boom like this one. Attached are a few pictures, I could not crop them to make them smaller so I hope you can do your best and put them on your web page. 73 - N1QXV, John

Here is a picture of John's antenna. Sorry for the delay in getting it on the NEWS page.

-----Original Message-----From: Rolf-Chello [mailto:rolff@chello.no Sent:} Tuesday, August 14, 2007 10:35 AM To: Mosley Electronics, Inc. Subject:} Re: order TA-33-JR. Dear Melissa Many Thanks for the very good support you have given me. Antenne arrived on my doorstep yesterday , super fast delivery by FedEx :-) Antenna is now up and running, jesus I wish I had bougth Mosley sooner, very very easy to install, took me less than 2 hours install it complete (in tower) on top of a 13 floor apartment building (Super QTH I live on the top floor. Thanks again to you and all the folks at Mosley, Yours sincerely LA9FFA Rolf

The antennas they purchased for the DX Expedition where 3- TA-33-M's, and 3- TW-33-XL's

I worked already a lot of stations on the mosley pro67b working perfect on all bands ...on 10meter i have get a little pile up ..many stations was calling me :-))) here again the second foto from the antenne from me ...thanks to the whole team! 73's BEN, www.pd2ba.nl

Yes i am very happy with this antenna ...the next antenna will be again Mosley ...thats for sure :-)

-----Original Message-----From: David Bushnell [mailto:davidabushnell@yahoo.com] Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2007, 5:35 AM To: Mosley Electronics, Inc. Subject: Re: Order (1) MINI-32-A -- International Address

Hi Melissa --Many thanks for the quick delivery of the minibeam. My experience with the product has been outstanding. It survived a very strong wind/thunderstorm this afternoon... I got the guy cables up only yesterday, whew. I'd really like to discuss tuning the reflector by telephone briefly with a tech-rep. It's night vs day between us... is there a particularly good time of your day to call? Here is a review I sent to eHam Reviews under the MINI-32A heading. It says it all... Regards Dave Bushnell, Udonthani, Thailand

To: Gary Sr & Jr: I would like to give you some feedback on the PRO-67-C I installed at the end of October, 2006. First I was given a delivery of 30 working days which you beat by several days. Thank you! Further, the marked and pre-drilled holes made assembly very straight forward. I did have a few questions regarding tuning the 40 meter portion which were quickly answered by phone.The antenna was installed on a US Tower HDX-555 crank-up which is kept at around the 40 foot level most of the time. Band conditions have certainly not been great in the past 5 months, but below is a chart of the countries worked and confirmed from my log for the period.

I have DXCC Mixed mode worked and confirmed. I also have CW, 40 and 20 meter DXCC worked and they will hopefully be confirmed in the next couple of months. (I receive 2-5 DX QSL's every day.) Not bad for five months! As you will note, I am on 40 meters a great deal. I was concerned the PRO-67-C would not be high enough to provide a low takeoff angle for 40 meter DX. I am sure it would work even better much higher, but I am extremely pleased with the results which are much better than I ever expected! While I like to chase DX, few of my contacts were 'Contest Contacts' i.e., signal report and location only. To say the least, I am very happy with the antenna. Attached is a photo of the installation. If anyone has a question for a user, feel free to direct them to me. Wayne L. Smith K9MRD

i send my foto of the: Mosley TA-34 WARC + KIT for 40 mt. I live in north-east Italy , in Porto Viro (Rovigo) about 60 km south of Venice This city is in natural park of the delta Po river and my antenna Mosley is very , very importance for my QSO in HF and becose the winter wind blow above 130-140 km/h ( to be called: BORA ) ! Tnx MOSLEY, and very 73 from Francesco -IZ3DEB.

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This is a picture of the my house with the antennas. The beam is a Mosely TA54-XL 5 band antenna (10-20) just off the drawing board last year and working very well.

More references on Mosley antennas: Check out this email address, http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/3290

-----Original Message-----From: rncapts [mailto:rncapts@commspeed.net] Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 3:29 PM To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Subject: 6 Meter Add on to TA53M Good Day! Just completed the 6M add on to my TA53M last week. A very quick and easy mod! Got in on the 6M band opening on Jan 8th,9th and 10th. Worked Fla,Ga,La,Tx,Ok,and even an XE2 with GREAT signal reports! Thanks for a GREAT addition to your antenna offerings! Rich Strick W7RC Prescott,Az.

Gary.. Well after three years of getting things together everything came together last week and the PRO-67C3 I purchased from you is in the air. I just wanted to send you these pictures and Thank You for your advice and support when we called in with a few questions. I look forward to many years of service out of the PRO-67C3. My first contact was in Hondurus using less than 50 watts, not bad when at the time I didn't know the antenna was pointed away from him.. Oh well, still learning. Please allow me to say a special Thank You to AF4WA who told me about Mosley and who also was instrumental in it's purchase and putting it together. Thanks Again Gary for a Quality Product and Professional Support on the phone. 73's KC4UIW Tommy Jeter LaGrange, GA

You can now add just 6 meters to your 53 or take it all the way up to a TA-54-XL-6!

Take your TA-53 and add a 3 element 6 meter beam still using your single feed line!

For those that want to keep the size to a 14 foot boom, the TA-63-M gives you the proven performance of the TA-53-M with the addition of 6 meters!

This new series should answer just about any hams demand for an antenna. Built like a tank and broad as a pancake these antennas will give you years, and years of trouble free operating enjoyment!

The gain on the TA-63-M is the same as the TA-53 on 10 thru 20 and has 6.8 db gain on 6 meters.

Forty meters can also be added to these antennas to give you 40 Meters and a 6 Band antenna with 1 Feed Line!

TA-54-XL-6 Is Available - 7 Element Beam with ALL of the Above PLUS 3 Elements on 6 Meters!

TA-63-M - 6 elements, 4 on 10, 12, 15, 17, 20, and 3 elements on 6 meters!

Good all-around performance • No Measuring • Pre-Drilled • Color Coded • Stainless Steel Hardware • 2 Year Warranty

Specification and Performance Data on Main Antenna Page under model of antenna

FACT: "WE HAVE REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR ANY MOSLEY ANTENNA GOING BACK 65+ Years!"

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Here is a picture of a TA-33 that is darn close to 50 years old, if it isn't. In Bob's email he mentions the "RED" worn out end tips. Well the last of those were made in 1958. Bob felt it was time to get a new one and just ordered a new TA-33-M taking advantage of our anniversary sale. (See Below) Thanks for a great picture.

Friends, This morning a spoke with a fine gentleman "Gary Sr." and ordered a new TA-33M, (on sale Yea!) the TA-40Kr and a jug of the antenna coat. This is the 3rd TA-33!The first one met an untimely end in the early 70's when a devastating storm ripped up roofs and trees and severely mangled my Mosley. It found a second life though as "tomato" sticks in the garden (no wonder they were so big... residual RF) The second TA-33 now resides with my New York City Transit Radio Club "K2IRT" This antenna runs rings around the competition and gave us amazing field day results. And this is the purpose of my letter. #1 just to confirm my order of October 30th, 2006 and... #2 send you some very interesting Photos of our TA-33 and the Statue of Liberty! I am sending you this first group to see how you like them. There are more if you wish. We set up our recent K2IRT Field day site at one of my Power Substations on the Brooklyn waterfront, in the shadow of the Brooklyn bridge, just north of the Statue of liberty. These photos show Lady Liberty seemingly saluting the antenna! ( The red you see on the coil ends is tape... The plastic end caps wore out and we haven't had time to get the new ones) I hope you enjoy these shots and please, feel free to use them or modify them in whatever manner you wish! Happy 50th anniversary! Robert W. Lobenstein WA2AXZ New York City Amateur Radio Club-K2IRT 7.272 Ragchew Group www.ragchewers.net 1958 East 36 Street Brooklyn, NY 11234 917-418-3684 WA2AXZ@arrl.net, nyctloby@aol.com

Subject: PRO 67 B 3" BOOM The beam went up 10/7/06, It is on a Rohn 25g tower at 63 ft. We used a cantiliner methoud to put it up. The antenna rode up on a cable attached to a pulley. Double tag lines on each end of the antenna helped control it during a 28 mph gust. As the wind did let up, as it went up? About a 4 foot piece of aluminum angle iron was u bolted to the boom with a rope on the top, so as the antenna went up we could change the pitch, and send it up at a 45 degree angle to help us out getting it to the tower. Swr is less than 1.3.1 on all of the six bands. F/B on 20 meters is great! Here is a few pic's of it. Sorry but the e-mail attachment will be large. Bill N0ARU

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OUR ANTENNAS HAVE BEEN IN THE AIR AND IN USE LONGER THAN 95% OF OUR COMPETITORS HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS AND A 100% LONGER THAN ANYONE IN THE AREA OF HF BEAMS.

WE THOUGHT THAT KNOWING THIS MIGHT BE IMPORTANT TO YOU WHEN THE ICE, SNOW, AND STORMS ARE BRINGING DOWN EVERYTHING ELSE AROUND YOU.

You have so many testimonials on your website that I hesitated to add my own. but here goes anyway.

I was originally licensed as W9GZJ in 1949, but used dipoles only because of space and other factors. Got transferred to Connecticut in 1960 as W1RBO and again used a vertical antenna because of "ease" of installation. In both cases I had mediocre to poor results.

Then, in 1964 I got transferred back to the Midwest, still using poor antennas. Finally, in 1971 I bought a TA-33 Trap Master and mounted it on a six foot tripod on the roof of a ranch style house. I was amazed at the results even at this low height. Successfully worked a great deal of DX, including the South Pole, KC4USV with 5,9+ signal reports. That's when I started to work on my DXCC.

In 1976 I got transferred to San Diego and moved into an antenna restricted subdivision. I decided to mount the old tripod on a half door in a corner of the house and used a large pipe to mount the rotor and beam. But before I put up the beam, I cleaned it up with 00 steel wool, sprayed it with Krylon clear lacquer and recoated the sliding elements with Penatrox. It worked great! I figured if neighbors complained, I could take it down without a problem. No on did! I was W6TGK at the time.

In 1980, I got transferred back to the Midwest, still W6TGK, and this time I put up a Rohn 25G at 50 feet. Again, I went through the same antenna preparation as before and the antenna look "brand new".

Finally, in 1986, I retired and moved two miles south on a 5/8 acre lot, put the Rohn 125 feet from the house and put up a US Towers TX-455 crank-up/tilt-over tower. This was going to be my "Last Hurrah". Again, I reconditioned the antenna, replaced some insulators on the driven element and up she went looking good as new!

That antenna has performed flawlessly with low SWR on all bands for all these years, but now, due to recent surgery for severe arthritic stenosis. I'm restricted in my activities. So, I've had the tower and antennas taken down to dispose of them.

And, you know what? The beam still looks great! There are no signs of deterioration anywhere!

There is no question that your website is correct, "Mosley antennas are handed down from one generation to another. Forgive my long ramble, but I just had to tell the whole story.

-----Original Message-----From: Honsam@aol.com [mailto:Honsam@aol.com]Sent: Saturday, August 19, 2006 6:03 PMTo: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Subject: TA33 - A great antenna

I thought I would e-mail a picture I recently took of two Turkey Vultures sitting on my 40+ year old TA33. You have engineered it well for wind load as well as bird load. I bought the TA33 in about 1965 direct from Mosley. Over the years I have made a few repair, the most significant being after an 8 inch snow storm in Nebraska which was accompanied by 80 mph winds. The only repair required was replacing one section of aluminum tubing. The reflector was blown off the boom, which probably due to my not tightening the u bolt sufficiently. Over the years I have had the beam installed at 4 different locations and took the opportunity each time it was reassembled to inspect it and replaced an insulator or hardware as needed. I was always able to get the parts I needed from Mosley.

-----Original Message-----From: CLAYTON YARBROUGH [mailto:ceykvw@webtv.net] Sent: Saturday, July 08, 2006 5:23 PM To: Mosley Electronics, Inc. Subject: RE: TA-53M Hello AGAIN from sunny North Florida. I just wanted to update you on the TA-53-M that I received. It went up TWO weeks ago TODAY & it is working GREAT as I expected! I have made ZERO contacts on 12 meters but know when that band opens it will also work VERY well there as on 10,15,17,& 20 meters. I tell everyone what a GREAT antenna it is but have explained that if ordering an antenna from your company NOT too get in a HURRY which was & is my ONLY complaint. ANYONE I can hear I can work & usually with no more than 2 calls just like it was with the TA-33JR I replaced with the TA-53-M. I am sending a second email with a photo of the antenna on the tower if you wish to use it on your site you may do so!

Thanks again for another GREAT antenna & helping me bust the pileups! 73's & God bless, Clayton W4KVW Jesus Christ is Lord!

(We know waiting a while for a new custom built toy can be hard, however, knowing that it will last forever might make it worth the wait! Read some of these brag letters and you'll know what we mean.)

Here are just a few of the comments that are contained in hundreds of the letters we receive. It is impossible to put all of them in this limited space, however, if you would like the full letters or the names and numbers of these hams they would be happy to discuss their antenna with you. Thanks to all those who have written us, we enjoy hearing from you. All of us at Mosley work hard to do a good job, and it is satisfying to know when we do.

To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Subject: So happy with my new Classic 33 - - Hi Guys: I put the Classic 33 up about three weeks ago and I just love it. Great reports from all over the USA and the World, great front to back and front to side ratios, and not a worry with the quality I see in this antenna. Keep up your great work. Enclosed (attached ) is a picture or two. 73, Mike Lafferty W2TB Buffalo, NY

K8ZE Original Message ----- Saturday, February 28, 2004 5:23 PM Hi Gary I am sorry it has taken so long to write and express my thanks for the service Mosley has provided. I now have both the Cl 33 M and AM 56 up and operating. The performance of both is as expected from a company with the reputation of Mosley Electronics. The CL 33 M seems to be very sharp and a little better than I expected frankly. The 6 meter beam is astounding the pattern is much better than expected, given the close proximity of the other antennas. And the quality of construction is all that I remember the name Mosley represents. I hope to add a WARC beam and another tower in a couple of years and you can rest assured Mosley will be the solution. Thanks for all the personal service you and your staff provided getting the order straightened out even during your down time for inventory. I must say with the service and product you provide I can't imagine using another manufacturer. Please except my sincere gratitude for all your help and attention during this process. Yours truly, Mike Switzer K8ZE

NC4SA, "Thanks and keep up the good work got 3 of your antennas and love them to death. Get S9+20/60 signal reports all the time on 10 meters from here in Western N.C.. Only running 100 watts from FT-920. I often get accused of running an amplifier my signal is so good. I bought this one used from a ham on the coast of N.C. and it was up in salt water environment for 20 years. Looks brand new and works that way to.

KA2AAY, "I found the antenna to load up beautifully with almost perfect SWR (1:1 at 14,300). I pumped 150 watts into the CL-33-M and got back excellent DX signal reports. I just had to take a few minutes from my busy day here at the office to write you this letter! I am an extremely satisfied customer. From documentation, construction, installation and performance, this antenna is tops!

National Communications System, Federal Government, From: Chief of Technology and Standards Division, MLP-3-30-48-D, "I am very satisfied with the results and anticipate using the antenna's capabilities to their fullest. Both the design and appearance of the antenna are particularly pleasing. The 23 Federal Government agencies comprising the NCS will benefit from Mosley antenna's enhanced capabilities, alllowing us to better carry out our National Security and Emergency Preparedness telecommunications responsibilities. We don't hesitate to recommend Mosley antenna to other Federal agencies for their future needs."

Below is a Red Cross Van that is used to help with communications in disaster areas when needed.

W4ARM, Subject: Mini 32A Gary, I built and installed the Mini 32A on Sunday 9-1. Currently it is at the 25 feet level and the SWR curves are pretty typical of what is shown in the catalog and in the instruction sheet. Since final tuning, where we had to legthen the elements about 2.5" on each side from the specs in the manual, I have worked 34 countries on 20 and 15 CW and SSB, both at 100 watts and 500 watts in less than two days. Here is a small sample for you to get an idea of the performance from Miami, Florida: Antarctica, W. Samoa, Algeria, Surimame, Equador, Macedonia, Poland, Wales, Scotland, Zambia, Chagos Island and on and on. Signal reports are very good and so far with the small size I am getting big performance, and looking forward to putting this antenna to work in the next major contest. 73's, Alan W4ARM

KL7AK, "My first was a TA-33 (loved it) and now a MINI-32 (my land lord wanted a low-profile antenna). This makes my 3rd Mosley. You're great....plain and simple"

K9DJQ, MINI-33, "I have been a ham for over 40 years. I have used everything from dipoles, verticals, to 5 element mono-banders at 85 feet. I have to say that I an impressed with the MINI-33!! With only 100 watts and the antenna at 35 feet I have been able to work some really good DX even in pile ups, i.e.. HZ1AB, Z31ET, YU, VK, VP5, HA, UY, EW, etc., etc., in only a couple days. Your customer service and satisfaction is absolutely FIRST RATE!!! And so is your product. You have a loyal Mosley fan.

N6JRL, MINI-33-A, "I highly recommend this antenna for use when size and space requirements are critical. Thank you so much for a fine product."

N5EKC, MINI-33-A, " I just wanted to drop you a note and say how pleased I am with my MIN-33-A antenna. My first contacts were with western Siberia, England and Ireland and I only had the antenna up 15 feet while I was tuning it. It is a great product keep up the good work."

KK2J, MINI-32-A, "I am retired and will be hamming it up with my spare time. Thank you for a fine antenna and also for the accuracy of the claims in your ad, I was amazed."

Original Message ----From:Thompson, Raymond L K0KVR To: 'mosley@mosley-electronics.com' Sent:Wednesday, August 25, 2004 9:21 AM Subject: Great Beam, very pleased Thanks so much for the TA33-M-WARC beam. Assembly was easy, all parts were included and the SWR is 1:1 on all bands. Thanks again.

From Canada Original Message ----- From: Michel St-Hilaire To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 3:47 PM Subject: MP-33-N Hi Gary, Quick note to let you know how pleased I am with your product. The antenna has been up for about 1 year now and thru a rather severe, very windy winter without any issues. Although you recommended the antenna be at least 17 feet up, it's mounted 14 feet above the roof, using an 8 foot roof top tower, and guyed with heavy double braided dacron. Tuned to the CW portion of the bands, I hoped my SWR would still be ok and IT WAS.. Indeed, I get a consistent reading of 1.1 to 1.2 across the band, along with superb performance. Worked the "real rare ones" with ease, barefoot, this antenna is simply a charm to use for such a small foot print. The really good news is that my neighbours actually stated that this set-up looks quite nice, a real compliment... Thank you again for such quality products and superb workmanship. Warm regards, Michel VE2CU

----Original Message---- From: Rodney Tullett [mailto:tullett@cojk.com] Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 2:07 PM To: Mosley Electronics, Inc. Subject: RE: W7RCT

Just wanted to say thanks for a great product. Got the MP-33-N up on the roof last Sunday. All the parts were there and assembly was no problem. What a difference a beam makes even only up about 30 feet. WIth 100 watts I have worked Russia, Ukraine, Israel and New Zealand stations that I could never even hear with my wire antenna. Thanks Rodney Tullet W7RCT

K9PGW, Here's the first report on HURRICANE CLAUDETTE. To: Molsey Electronics, Inc. Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 11:52 AM Subject: BEAM SURVIVAL GOOD MORNING GARY AND THE MOSLEY GANG. TIG-ARRAY (MP-33-N), HAS SURVIVED HURRICANE CLAUDETTE UNSCATHED! HIGHEST GUSTS HERE WERE 58 MPH. ABOUT 60 MILES SOUTH AT MATAGORDA BAY THEY ARE 80MPH. WE HAVE BEEN ON THE AIR ALL MORNING WITH NO PROBLEMS-LOVE MY MOSLEY BEAM, IT'S SUPER!! 73'S CLAUDE K9PGW/AFA4BR

WA2HMM, "Just thought you would like to know that my HIGH regard for Mosley products is still there. Please keep up the great work. I look forward to at least another 32 years of trouble free operation. In a few words, I think Mosley products are made to last.... PS. I want to thank Gary for all the help, and very nice attitude to a customer. Thanks!"

WH6I, "I entered the contest and had a great time. I obtained nearly 50% more contacts than I did last year, and about 10 more multipliers resulting in a score about 7,000 points greater than last year. Thanks and 73."

WB4CSK. "Just wanted you to know how much I've enjoyed and appreciated the reliability of the MP-33! Thanks to Mosley I am on top of the Honor Roll!"

KK5VL, "I recently purchased a MP-33-N-WARC. The antenna went together very easily and went up on the tower easily as well. It performs better than I expected. Both my solid state rigs like it. The SWR curves are as stated in your catalog. My Ameritron 811-H likes it also. My first contacts were SV1SL on 18 MHz and 9K2GS on 14 MHz. Both on first call. I like this antenna, it is built like a tank. Thank you for making such a fine product for the amateur market. I was worth the wait."

Here is one of the 1st letters on the Mosley's surviving hurricane Charlie! Think about this! Look what happened to the towns Charlie hit and consider the fact that the 99% of the Mosley's survived if the towers stayed up! Mosley..."A Better Antenna"!

----- Original Message ----- From: <flores_j@tsm.esTo: mosley@mosley-electronics.comSent: Monday, March 28, 2005 6:49 AM Subject: PRO-67-C in my QTH in Canary Island Dear Customer Service,I just completed the assembly of my new PRO 67 C boom 3". I followed your instructions and could mount it very easy on a tower on my home (see photo).The SWR in all band is correct. This is my first multi-band beam. I am very satisfied with the performace of this antenna.The rotor is located in the bottom of the tower (see *146.jpg). My home is situated in Gran Canaria Island (Canary Island) near the coast of North-Africa.Thanks Mosley,(See attached file: HPIM0154.JPG)(See attached file: HPIM0151.JPG)(See attached file: HPIM0156.JPG)( See attached file: HPIM0146.JPG) EC8AYU Juan Flores

Pictures of AH7C's QTH and his new PRO-96, taken from K1ER's QTH (K1ER, John is on the left), who also has a PRO-96! AH7C, Tet also has a PRO-96 at his Tokyo QTH.

Gary, Jr, Share with your Dad. Feel free to use. AH7C PRO taken from the yard of the K1ER PRO. John K1ER and Tets AH7C with his PRO through the palm trees

These two pictures of KG4FZR's PRO-96 and some Mosley MY's at 170'! Talk about a great installation! Thanks to David, KG4FZR and his crew. Behold!

----- Original Message ----- From: "Daniele Christen" d.christen@audiovideo-sa.ch To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2005 11:42 AM Subject: K7C Kure Isl. DX-PED Hello Gary, Working Kure I experienced how the PRO96 and the S302 works great! Many European stations had big troubles working this rare spot. It was fantastic to see how easy it could be if you have a good antenna. Everyone downhere asked what antenna I'm using and few of them were ready to beleive I was not using monobanders ! Best 73's from Dan, HB9CIP

----- Original Message ----- From:EARTHGRID To:mosley@mosley-electronics.com Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2005 4:31 PM Subject: Pro-57-B Mosley Electronics, The Pro-57 is up and working fantastic. SWR is right on without any additional adjustments at all. Even at 16 feet, basically on the roof, I am getting signal reports of 15 to 20 over on 20 meters. The tower motors up to 55 feet. This antenna was completely installed by one person (a 62 year-old aging ham)--I carried the boom and two driven elements up and clamped by myself, then carried the additional 5 elements up one at a time. But the entire process was only one afternoon. Thanks for a great antenna. John, W3HPW

-----Original Message----- From: Mike Tucholski [mailto:ns9x@charter.net] Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2006 1:14 PM To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com MOSLEY: I PURCHASE A PRO 96-3 ANTENNA FROM YOU A FEW YEARS BACK. THIS THING FUNCTIONS BEYOND MY WILDEST DREAMS AS I AM VERY HAPPY WITH IT. IT IS ON A 140 FOOT GUYED TOWER. MIKE, NS9X STURGEON BAY, WI 54235 ns9x@charter.net

KD8ID, Original Message ----- From: kd8id@comcast.net To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2004 8:48 PM Subject: Pro 96 Hi Gary: This is Ron Alexander in Lansing, Michigan. The Pro 96 has been up for a week now and I am very please with the results. I took down my old Pro 67B and it was in great condition after 14 years. The new antenna, as it should, is by far superb to the 67B. I wish I would have had the 96 years ago. My signal reports are great and I am usually told I have the stongest signal on the band. Thanks again for the fantastic antenna. This is my fourth Mosley since I have been licensed. The 96 is simply beautifullllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!!! Keep up the good work. Ron KD8ID

HB9CIP, ----- Original Message ----- From:Daniele Christen To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 12:35 PM Subject: PRO96-3 and S302 Antennas Hello Gary, Having experienced now quite 9 months dx and contest operating with our new PRO96-3 and S302 the only thing I can say it that both antennas performs superbly on all bands. Compared with the old PRO67c3, which have been now mounted in our contest QTH, both antennas shows a better performance. The S302 performs very good. Mecanically there is no comparison with HI-GAIN and KLM antennas. In the enclosed picture you can see the PRO96-3 and S302, in the middle of a phased Array for 80m and a Vertical for 160m, overviewing Muzzano Lake and Mount Lema in the southern Alps. (Picture to follow in a few days.) P.S. If I should one day upgrade the system, my choice could only be the new PRO96S. Best 73's from Dan, HB9CIP

W3NRS, Norm has his retirement all setup! New House in the sun and a New PRO-67-C about to go up!

KB9QAD, ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lewis, Rob (GE Advanced Materials)" Rob.Lewis@ge.com To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Sent: Friday, March 26, 2004 11:59 AM Subject: Brag Letter Gary, The performance of my Pro 67C is amazing. I very rarely have to turn the amp on. Earlier this week, I heard stations, in the states talking with a friend in the Caribbean. They were commenting on how there 600-800 watts & nice antennas were holding out late in the evening. They said they could tell there were other stations on frequency, but were too weak to copy. I used 100 watts & was 5-9+ into the Caribbean, on 17 meters. Also the antenna is built to last. No thin tubing or cheap hardware here. You have always been available & courteous with any questions or concerns that I may have had. Looking forward to receive my Mosley 6 meter beam, recently ordered. Please find enclosed a picture of my Pro, at 70 feet, and keep up the good work. 73 de KB9QAD

From: Steve91949@aol.com To:mosley@mosley-electronics.com Sent:Monday, December 15, 2003 9:14 PM Subject: Great Antenna! Gary, I got the PRO-67-C up today. What a great antenna! It loaded right up on all bands and performs great. I have simple antennas (dipoles and a ground plane) up for many of the bands with the ability to quickly switch between them for comparisons. The beam is really working! Thanks for a great antenna. 73, Steve Cerwin WA5FRF

GE folks especially Gary, Email shall serve as initial notification that I am sending a CD with JPG pictures of my Mosley PRO-67 mounted at 70 feet height which survived its seventh or so ice storm. I'm the original owner and the antenna has been up for many years since new. Of particular note is the fact that the ice storm occurred April 6, 2003 and lasted over a 3 to 4 day period to be subsequently finished with about 4" of snow. This is Spring in Washington Twp, Michigan (30 miles North of Detroit). The ice storm was touted as the worst hitting this area in 30 years. Over 200,000 people of Detroit Edison and Consumer's Power were without electricity, with up to 6 days outage. A tree even fell on our garage causing damage. The Mosley PRO-67 still flies proudly over my QTH. Thanks for the very well made product and enjoy the pictures. 73's Bill Rovas, WA1APX/8 Washington Twp, MI

KB9QAD, 3-26-04, Gary, The performance of my Pro-67-C is amazing. I very rarely have to turn the amp on. Earlier this week, I heard stations, in the states talking with a friend in the Caribbean. They were commenting on how there 600-800 watts & nice antennas were holding out late in the evening. They said they could tell there were other stations on frequency, but were too weak to copy. I used 100 watts & was 5-9+ into the Caribbean, on 17 meters. Also the antenna is built to last. No thin tubing or cheap hardware here. You have always been available & courteous with any questions or concerns that I may have had. Looking forward to receive my Mosley 6 meter beam, recently ordered. Please find enclosed a picture of my Pro, at 70 feet, and keep up the good work. 73 de KB9QAD

WA5FRF, I got the PRO-67-C up today. What a great antenna! It loaded right up on all bands and performs great. I have simple antennas (dipoles and a ground plane) up for many of the bands with the ability to quickly switch between them for comparisons. The beam is really working! Thanks for a great antenna. Monday, December 15, 2003 9:14 PM Steve.

KA7T, PRO-67-B, "First let me say how pleased I am with my PRO-67 beam. It has been in use for about 5 years or so and is great. A first class multi-band beam." 11-26-01

K9ZE, PRO-67-B, "Gary, I just wanted to take a moment to thank you again for all your help. It never seems (to me at least) to be enough to just say, "Thank You," when encountering an all-to-infrequent, positive experience with product support. I owned my own business for many years, and if there was anything I learned from it, it was the importance of maintaining an honest working rapport with customers. Actually, and concurrently, I also learned that no matter how good your quality control is, when your dealing with bits and pieces of metal and plastic - - something is always going to break (eventually). In my making an effort to keep this note of reasonable length, I'll just tell you that this is the fourth Mosley antenna I've owned over the years, and your company: with its customers, parts, and tech support, continues to amaze me. No matter how dumb my questions have been, or how difficult or weird my parts (needed) situation was, your company has always come through, supplying information and or parts needed to complete, or repair one of your antennas. Thanks to you and your company, the 67-B is back up in the air, looking for pile-ups to bust and new countries to confirm. It's great for a company that really does care about its products and its customers." 11-11-01

V2IAS, PRO-96, "It was a pleasure doing business with you on the telephone. I received my PRO-96 air freight in good condition. I checked the SWR on all bands and found it was almost flat on all bands and on both ends of all bands at the C.W. end and is almost 1:1 at 7,250 MHz. I have contacted at least 2,000 stations. My report is excellent at all times. I must congratulate you and say Mosley is on the top."

K1ER, PRO-96, "Many of the DXers buying are doing so after an exchange of electronic mail and usually several phone calls. You might be interested in some of the quotes: 1.) Sub: ICE, ICE, ICE and more ICE John there is justified increased interest in Mosley antennas around here (Minn.). We had a horrible ice/wind storm on Friday...6 days after my new PRO-57-B went up in the air. I spent Friday evening watching the thing whip around atop my tower, wondering when it was coming down, and thinking of all the work and $$$ that would be going down the drain. Well, it didn't come down! It is bowed under the weight of 1/2 to 3/4 inches of ice but doesn't appear to have been damaged by 50+ MPH winds that followed the ice storm... There were many antennas lost around here since Friday and it seems that Mosley has done everything right in their construction. I know another ham with a Mosley CL-36 that also has survived with no damage....2.) (Same ice storm) If anybody wants to know how other brands will stand up to 3/4" radial ice and 50 MPH winds, simply put, they're an ugly mess.." "My PRO-57-B at 92 feet survived...it was -5F this AM... not much ice melting. Mosley seems to be the antenna of choice around here after the ice storm." "PRO-96 Colorado, "I came out at sunrise this morning to shovel 6 inches of very wet snow to feed the birds. There was 2 to 3 inches of the same heavy snow on top of all the elements, boom, etc., of the PRO-96. So I just turned it back and forth 90 degrees a few times and shook off all the snow. I am still pleased with the performance on all six bands..."

K9FN, PRO-96, "I continue to love the antenna...By the way this antenna really draws a crowd when people hear what I\'92m using. Comments range from "Is it really that big? to, "Boy I wish I had one." My own feeling is that for the first time in my life I have found a multiband antenna worthy of my tower and my DX aspirations."

K4CJO, PRO-95, "In summary the PRO-95 has been a very strong performer and has met my expectations for a single antenna for 5 bands with mono band performance."

KC6NJX, PRO-95, "Thank you for all the good work you did on the PRO-95 antenna. It lives up to all my expectations. I wan to especially thank you for your patience when I called and asked for technical information and directions. Thanks again."

WK9Z, PRO-67-B "I have a 3 vertical switchable array on 40, the 67-B out performances the array by 3-5 S units on the long haul stuff and about 2 units into Europe. All in all, it's a fine product."

KM4P-W9FW-TU4EI-TU5EV, PRO-67-B "I had the pleasure of working over 270 countries in a 5 month period from West Africa... The reports were phenomenal. Since my return to the U.S. I have purchased a PRO-96."

WG0G, PRO-67-B, "I didn't think you could make a better antenna than my CL-36, but you sure did. The antenna has performed better than I thought it could...and it takes up no more space than my old tri-bander. Thanks for your continued manufacturing of quality, top performing antennas."

KQ4RS, PRO-67-B, "The assembly like all Mosleys, is simple. The SWR curves are exactly where your manual says they should be. As for the performance, I worked 3Y0PI on 10, 12, 15, 17, 20, and 40, both phone and cw. I have a well known 2 element full size 40 meter beam on another tower and the PRO-67-B out performed it! Thank all your people for a well made, efficient antenna.."

N5OON, PRO-67-B, "I want to thank your company, the PRO-67-B antenna is wonderful! The wait for delivery was worth it...I am going to have many years of enjoyment from it.."

N4PYD, PRO-67-B, "FABULOUS! Thanks again for building an exceptional product, keep up the good work."

HB9JAW, PRO-67-B, "I am very happy to own a Mosley PRO-67-B. PS: HB9CNV and HB9JBL would never give away their PRO-67-B's, as well!"

HB9CIP, "My PRO-67-C is working very well! Compared with a vertical system with 60 buried radials on 40 meters the 67-C is 2 'S' units better. Great results! What a great antenna the PRO-67-C. We are ordering soon for our contest station another one soon."

N3XI, PRO-57-B "Bottom line is that I am extremely please with the performance of my PRO-57-B."

Original Message ----- From: KC9ALA.Bill To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Sent: Sunday, July 11, 2004 10:28 PM Subject: Emailing: bills pics 170

HI RAY de KC9ALA BILL FROM ILLINOIS . JUST WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW THAT THE SUPER-33 17, 20 and 40 Meters WITH A 30' BOOM IS WORKING SUPER . IM VERY HAPPY WITH THE PERFORMANCE AND THE CRAFTMANSHIP OF THIS ANTENNA . ITS A WORK OF ART RAY , THANK EVERYONE AT MOSLEY FOR A GOOD JOB . IM KILLING THE GUYS ON 40 METERS . THE FIGURES ARE RIGHT ON THE MONEY RAY , MABE A LITTLE CONSERVATIVE. ONCE AGAIN THANKS FOR A GREAT ANTENNA . 73 BILL

-----Original Message----- From: ve9vic@nb.sympatico.ca [mailto:ve9vic@nb.sympatico.ca] Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2006 9:43 AM To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Subject: ve9vic congrat mosley: I have a ta33 jr,for over 6 years,survived wind of 55mh,,freezing ice the last time,january 2006 there was about half an inch of ice ,the elements were like a bow for almost two week before temperature rise enough and ice melted,everything went back to normal very tough antenna,I have wrote a review on e-ham .net a good antenna is one that stay were it should be, I am looking to add a 30 meter soon,thanks,,rino ,ve9vic

N6WHV, TA-33-JR-N-WARC, "Wanted to let you know that the addition of a WARC kit to my TA-33-Jr. was a great success. The best part was putting the antenna on the air. Ten, fifteen, and twenty meters worked just as good as they always did, but I wasn't prepared for the improvement I found on 12 and 17 meters. I believe the TA-33-JR-N-WARC is today's best value in a 5 band beam."

KK7RP, TA-33-JR-N, "WOW!, what a great antenna. I had a XXX, it was a nightmare to keep tuned and never did work on 20 meters. My 33-Jr. works great even at 30 feet."

AA0CO, TA-33-JR, "Just thought I'd drop you a line and tell you how pleased I am with my JR. Also, everyone I talked to was very, very nice and knowledgeable. Thanks again."

----- Original Message ----- From: Earl To:mosley@mosley-electronics.com Sent:Thursday, February 24, 2005 8:52 PM Subject:WOW! TA-33M and TA-40 Dear Customer Service, I just completed assembly of a new TA-33M and 40 Meter extension. I followed the easy instructions and mounted it on a makeshift pole on my garage for final testing. When I was certain the antenna was correctly built, I called out the "Sky Hook" company. It is now at 67 feet and it exceeds your published SWR spec's on all 4 bands. I hooked up new Belden 8267 and ran it to the rig. This is my first multi-band beam. I have been a mono band purist for 45 years but I wanted something for my retirement years that was "bullet proof"and dependable. Now I am waiting for my new Ten-Tec Orion to get here. "You Gotta Love it" Thanks Mosley, Earl C. Harris, K5FT

----- Original Message ----- From:Walter Carlington To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Sent:Saturday, July 30, 2005 7:06 AM Subject: Thank you Mosley Hello, My name is Walter Carlington. My call is VP9KD. The attachment is a report on my eleven year old antenna. Walter, VP9KD. Walter Carlington VP9KD, Northern Seas, 6 Sandycroft Lane, Southampton SN02, Bermuda 24 July 2005. This photo of my Mosley TA-33M-WARC was taken on May 01 2005, soon after its annual maintenance inspection and its crank-over tower righted. The tower, a crank-up, remains nested. The antenna sits a height of 32’above the ground, 242’ above sea level. The Antenna, along with the Yaesu rotator was installed November 12^th. 1994. Eleven years later, they are still working well.Don’t let the scene in the photo fool you, as this is a reflection of our spring weather. During the winter months, Bermuda sits in the path of the variable westerlies. The winds blow from the west (the direction the antenna is facing), at an average speed of 25 MPH, with gusts up to the 40’s, carrying a lot of salt spray with them. Hence the reason for the spring inspections. To help prevent the breaking of the insulators and screws on the driven elements, I have backed them up with heavy-duty plastic ties. The black plastic ties can be seen in the photo. Back in 1979, I started with a Mosley TA-33. I have tried other manufactures antennas, but was never satisfied with their performances. The low SWR, average 1.2-1 on 10 thro 20 meters, the low wind surface area and the reports I receive from stations around the world, makes this an antenna to be proud of. Thank you Mosley. Sincerely, Walter Carlington, VP9KD

April 2, 2006 - Greetings Gary Sr, Thought I had better report on the antenna that you shipped to me last month...No problem at all to assemble and fix to the tower, yesterday was our first bit of wind it did not even sway so that was impressive, on the few contacts that I have made I am receiving better reports than what I give and I am only tuning up to 80 watts also swr is so low that I have by passed the atu and direct couple into the rig, Mostly on cw but have edged up the band (20 mtrs ) on phone a few times still low swr,15 mtrs is the same but will have to use the tuner for 10mtrs if it ever opens up agn. Only hiccup was that I had to pay GST to Govt before they would release it, anything over the value of $400.oo NZ has to pay Goods and Services Tax (thieving hounds ) Oh well it is up and going and you have a satisfied customer enjoying what others have told me regards es tnx 73 cheers for now Stan ZL2BLQ....ZL2SWR (club) trustee

K5FTE From: Earl To:mosley@mosley-electronics.com Sent:Thursday, February 24, 2005 8:52 PM Subject:WOW! TA-33M and TA-40 Dear Customer Service, I just completed assembly of a new TA-33M and 40 Meter extension. I followed the easy instructions and mounted it on a makeshift pole on my garage for final testing. When I was certain the antenna was correctly built, I called out the "Sky Hook" company. It is now at 67 feet and it exceeds your published SWR spec's on all 4 bands. I hooked up new Belden 8267 and ran it to the rig. This is my first multi-band beam. I have been a mono band purist for 45 years but I wanted something for my retirement years that was "bullet proof"and dependable. Now I am waiting for my new Ten-Tec Orion to get here. "You Gotta Love it" Thanks Mosley, Earl C. Harris, K5FTE

Ray Thompson, Original Message ----From:Thompson, Raymond L To: 'mosley@mosley-electronics.com' Sent:Wednesday, August 25, 2004 9:21 AM Subject: Great Beam, very pleased. Thanks so much for the TA33-M-WARC beam. Assembly was easy, all parts were included and the SWR is 1:1 on all bands. Thanks again.

W4WLC, Original Message ----- From: Dave To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Sent: Monday, March 01, 2004 12:49 PM Subject: TA-33-M-WARC with the 40 meter kit. I finally got my TA-33-M-WARC with the 40 meter kit up Saturday. The beam is at about 65 feet. I am impressed! I went from a G5RV at 28 feet to this wonderful antenna. All bands work as advertised. What a great product. Dave Head W4WLC Lynn Haven, FL

AA8IN, TA-33-M-WARC with TA-40-KR, "I don't know the proper adjectives to use to express how pleased I am and how terrific your antenna performs. I purchased the TA-33-M-WARC with the TA-40-KR attachment in June of 2000 and was able to get my new addition up by the end of summer. It out performs my old tri-band beam (from a big name manufacturer) hands down. I am breaking through pile ups running barefoot (100w) when I always had to fire up the amp with the old antenna. I am amazed at how well the antenna performs on the WARC bands even though your specifications say there is no forward gain. You might want to check your figures again, because it sure performs more like a beam than a dipole. Last winter gave me a much better appreciation for the quality and strength of Mosley products. During one of the first snow storms we were blasted with a storm that had winds clocked in excess of 80 miles per hour. Not only did the antenna withstand the winds, it even survived the chimney cap from my stove ricocheting off of it. It was a long wait, but I know I have an antenna that gives me an advantage that I didn't have before and it is built to last for many years to come. Thanks for quality products and service."

KC6CEM, TA-32-M, "My QTH is plagued with problems where power lines, trees, metal patio covers and other similar conditions cause diminished antenna performance. In spite of these obstacles, the Mosley's performance has been truly astonishing. It consistently out-performs my 3 element mono bander on 10 meters and a 5 band vertical on 10-15-20 meters. The antenna is working so well I hardly have time to keep up with my QSLing. (P.S. Just had a wind storm with 60 MPH gusts that destroyed my 36 foot push up mast that the TA-32 was mounted on. To my surprise the Mosley survived the storm without a dent!)"

VU2PCD, TA-33-M, "I want to thank all the nice people at Mosley for the excellent support and personal attention that I got half way around the world. It was a pleasure to work with you."

WB2HYO, TA-33-M, "I still have my TA-33 that I bought in 1964. It has survived 3 installations and at my current address its been operating for the past 21 years. So altogether, my beam is 36 years old. I have only cleaned the traps ever so often and that's it for maintenance. I'd like to know if this is some kind of record of use for your antennas. It still works great!" (No this antenna is not the oldest in use without needing any parts, there is one from 1954 still going without being touched.)

OA8B, WD4CRB, TA-33-M, "I am a retired missionary having served in the Amazon jungle region of Peru, SA for 28 years. I studied electronics at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, IL and graduated in 1956. I purchased a Mosley TA-33 in 1958 and used it for a year in Chicago. In 1959 we went to Peru to set up a missionary radio network for the missionaries working in Indian villages along the Ucayali River. I took my TA-33 with me and set up my ham radio station. My ham calls were OA3J and OA8B. We were in the hot, humid jungle for 28 years and my TA-33 never failed me. Thank you for producing such a durable and well engineered product."

V73EX, TA-33-M-WARC, "Three years ago I purchased your TA-33-M-WARC. My QTH is Majuro, Marshall Islands. The working conditions are hard on metal of any sort. Heavy salt spray covers all exposed surfaces and gusting winds are commonplace. Your antenna has performed to the highest standards and my signal reports are excellent. As you have already guessed, I am very pleased with my decision to purchase your unit. Thank you for adding to the pleasure of Ham Radio."

W5DJ, TA-34-XL-WARC, "Overall, I am well pleased with this antenna and can highly recommend it to other amateurs."

KD1OF, TA-34-XL, "It's a pleasure to make contacts with such strength and clarity..Your antenna was truly worth the wait. Keep up your high standard of quality."

A22MN-J52US-K8MN, TA-34-XL, "After 2 years of the hot , salty Freetown environment, the antenna looks nearly new and has been in service in Botswana for over a year. A brand XXX antenna up for the same time looked and acted like it was up for 20 years. The performance of the Mosley TA-34-XL is great. The Old Man, Carl Mosley, would have been proud.

----Original Message-----From: dk7lx@web.de [mailto:dk7lx@web.de] Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 10:31 AM

To: mosley@mosley-electronics.com Subject: Picture of TA-53-M Hi folks, I finally managed to take a picture of my TA-53-M that you sold me incl. the 30M kit in Sept/Oct. The TA30KR is not yet mounted. The Antenna is up five weeks now and is doing an outstanding job so far. Congratulations! Take care! Vy 73! George DK7LX

I tell everyone what a GREAT antenna it is but have explained that if ordering an antenna from your company NOT to get in a HURRY which was & is my ONLY complaint. (Our current lead time is 22 working days. Based on current amateur and military production schedule.)

ANYONE I can hear I can work & usually with no more than 2 calls just like it was with the TA-33JR I replaced with the TA-53-M. I am sending a second email with a photo of the antenna on the tower if you wish to use it on your site you may do so!Thanks again for another GREAT antenna & helping me bust the pileups! 73's & God bless, Clayton W4KVW.

Hello sir, My name Antonio (TONI) CU3FV I live in middle of the Atlantic Ocean, between Europe and the USA, in Azores archipelago, Terceira Island. The wind in my island is not easy. After the storm Tania and Charlie, 180Km/h, I don’t have problems with my TA-53-M. I am extremely pleased with my MOSLEY TA-53-M. Sorry my ingles Antonio (TONI) CU3FV TERCEIRA ISLAND AZORES

K9CJM, TA-53-M, "I have been a ham since 1956 and have drooled over your products since the very beginning. About a year ago I asssembled and positioned a new beam, the TA-53-M. First let me address the assembly process: It went like clock work. All of the parts and the directions were in tact and were easy to follow. No problems in the entire process. Now to the good stuff. I have enjoyed using the antenna for the past year as I have never enjoyed an antenna before.The antenna is literally flat on all bands and for a good share of the time I operated at the 100 watt level. I was competitive with the "big boys" most of the time. Since that time I treated myself to a new rig. The Ten-Tec Omni-VI Plus and the Centurion Amplifier were added and what a dream come true. Now I can work virtually all I can hear. To say that I am happy with my hamming is a complete understatement. I am as excited as I was when I was 16 years old and I am a believer in Mosley products. Thanks for the greatest year of hamming that I ever had." 11-25-01

N3RW, TA-53-M, "I am extremely pleased with my TA-53-M. I've been licenced for 42 years; I've used an assortment of home brew yagis, wires and verticals during that time. The TA-53-M is only the second commercial HF yagi that I've had. Congratulations on a job well done."

K8RGE, TA-53-M, "I want to let you folks know about how very please I am with my beam...In addition, I have had a number of QSO's with other owners who share my positive experiences and opinions of the antenna. My first yagi was a TA-33 back in 1959, and it appears they just keep getting better."

W2BXA, TA-53-M, "I am not a new ham since I have been active on the air since 1929, and I have had just any kind of antenna over these many years...I am not one to hesitate to tell a manufacturer what I think of his product and that is the reason for this letter. At the very first check I was very pleased to see the SWR low on all the bands no matter what frequency was selected. All my life I have been accused of being a DX hound so went to work to check the performance of this new antenna, and must say I am pleased with its performance in every respect. For some reason the station I call invariably returns to me even in good size pile ups. After 4 months of trials, I am most pleased."

VE6JAC, TA-53-M, "I am pleased with the construction and performance. The SWR is just as your catalog stated."

KR4BQ, TA-53-M, "Thanks for making such a well engineered, high quality, effective antenna."

KE6HD, TA-53-M, "Wanted to drop you a note commending you on a great antenna. It is also nice to work with a company with accessible and competent customer support."

WA4SZD, TA-53-M, "I have been in ham radio since the mid 70's, and have owned several brands of antennas. About 10 years ago I purchased a TA-33 on the recommendation of my father-in-law, a ham for 50 years, his comment was, "You can't go wrong with a Mosley." He was right. In February I upgraded to a TA-53-M along with a TA-40-KR for forty meters. Needless to say the performance of the antenna is short of miraculous. I consistently receive excellent signal reports, even when the band is in poor condition. Shortly after having the beam we had hurricane Andrew. Winds were in excess of 100 to 115 MPH for over two hours. When the storm was over I expected to find my antenna a few blocks away. But I looked up at the tower and there it was completely intact, not even an element bent! I cannot say that for other hams in the area that didn't have a Mosley. It is gratifying to find an American company, using American labor and raw materials to manufacture a superior product. Please extend my congratulations to everyone at Mosley!"

Thanks to all those who have written us, we appreciate your kind words and support. We wish we could show everyone's letter that was sent to us. We have received thousands and there just isn't enough room. All of us at Mosley have enjoyed reading them all. They mean a lot to us! If you have a Mosley story, send us a letter we would like to hear from you. 73, Mosley Staff.

We have been getting a lot of questions about our gain figures. It appears that some will put out or say anything to promote their products, Below is a field test "E" plane of a TA-33 on 15 meters. Gain is a function of boom length, not the type of element used. Period!

Left to Right: Mini-33-A, Stacked AM-14-2, TA-53, MP-33-N, TA-33-M-WARC with TA-40-KR, PRO-96, AS-511-D

(Thanks to John, K1ER for his email pointing out the picture, and Joe WL7M for sending it in.)

This antenna has been up since 1992 in this enviroment! Here's more proof of the Mosley quality!

Ask N9ZGE and W1FKD about his TA-33 in the above pictures after an ice storm in Maine

I was chosen as a team member for the Baker Island DXpedition.When I planed my trip to Baker Island I would have the opportunity to travel via Fiji and Tuvalu on the way to Baker Island I made plans to stay on Tuvalu and operate for 3 days going and one day on the return trip.

I needed a portable beam for my trip and choose the Mosley Mini 33A beam because it was small and very light weight.I needed it small enough to fit in my golf case where the portapole, coax, rope guys and other antenna stuff goes.

I contacted Gary at Mosley and he was more than happy to help with my requirements. I had him cut the boom in half so it would be no longer than 3 foot. He sleeved it to make assemble possible using the mounting plate U bolts. I further modified the antenna by cutting the long end tubes down so they would be no longer than 47 inches and sleeved it for reassembly later using screws. My golf case can only carry 48 inch long objects.

After the modifications I tested the antenna and made some adjustments to the driven element length to bring the SWR down to acceptable levels. I did not have time to tune the driven or reflector for optimum performance as recommended in the manual.

I arrived in Tuvalu and erected the Mini 33A beam atop a portapole that I modified to add an additional 6 feet of height. Rolf Kopeke, the owner of the Hide Away Guesthouse, helped me erect the beam on the portapole in 15 minutes.

I assembled the station consisting of an Icom IC756 Pro II, soundcard interface and computer and started working the bands. I worked a little over 1100 contacts using CW, RTTY and PSK and had good signal reports all around. I turned the beam using my hands with ease.

The Princess II arrived and I partially dissembled the antenna by removing the three elements and taped it all together for transport to the ship. It was loaded on the top deck along side the other antennas and masts for the trip to Baker.

After three days at sea we arrived at Baker Island late in the afternoon. We only had time before dark to erect the Mosley Mini 33A, an MA5B and my 40 meter dipole. The first night we used what we could until the morning when we could set up our camps in earnest.

I was in charge of the southern camp nicked named “Camp David” by the boat crew. Our task was to run RTTY, PSK, SSTV and WARC CW and SSB. The Mosley Mini 33A was used exclusively for RTTY, PSK and SSTV using only 100W from the IC 756 Pro II radio.

The antenna held up very well to the rainsqualls, birds and wind. Not once did the elements get twisted even though 5 Boobie birds were sitting on the antenna at the same time. Everything was bending but when the birds left the beam and pole sprung back to normal.

When it was all said and done we made 4708 QSO’s on RTTY, about 500 on PSK and 75 on SSTV using the Mini 33A. The antenna held up well to the elements, birds and preformed well.

I would like to thank Gary and the team at Mosley for their support and helping with my special requests. I will consider Mosley for my next DXpedition anytime.

Mini-33-A-WARC,10-15-20 Meter, 3 Element, with a dipole on 12 and 17 Meters, $564.95

We are receiving some great reports back on our MINI-33-A. Here is one of many. It truely is an amazing little antenna! We will gradually get everyones picture and letter on the news page. Thanks for sending them in to us.

This is a 9 element which has 6 active elements on 10 meters. It has 4 wide spaced elements on 12, 15, 17, and 20 meters. Plus 3 elements on 40 meters.

This antenna is use around the world in all kinds of enviroments and conditions. Since 1991 it has been the leader in "Big Performing" multi-band beams.

Its 36' boom and elements have stood up against hurricane Andrew and Hugo, and fought off the ice and snow of the far north in Russia.

If you want one feed line, one tower, one rotor, and all the bands with a "BIG" signal, then this is the one for you!

We have had several requests to show the PRO-96-S specifications on this page so here you are.

Forward Gain: 10 Meter, 8 elements 11.0 dbd. 12 Meter, 5 elements 9.9 dbd. 15 Meter, 5 elements 10.1 dbd. 17 Meter, 5 elements 10.1 dbd. 20 Meter, 5 elements 10.5 dbd. 30 Meter, 3 elements 8.1 dbd 40 Meter, 4 elements 8.8 dbd.

Front-to-Back: 10 Meter 20 db. 12 Meter 19 db. 15 Meter 20 db. 17 Meter 20 db. 20 Meter 20 db. 30 Meter 20 db. 40 Meter 18 db.

Boom Length: 48 ft., Turning Radius: 32.5 ft., Recommended Mast Size: 2-3 in. Hvy, Maximum Element Length: 43 ft. 9 in., Assembled Weight: PRO-96-S: 235 lbs.

Wind Surface Area (in sq. ft.): 32 ft.2, Wind Load (EIA standard 80 M.P.H.): 609 lbs. Shipping Weight (approx.): 265 lbs., Warranty: 2 Year

If you’re cramped for space and looking for the finest in a self supporting vertical, here’s an antenna designed with you in mind. Mosley RV Verticals for 4 or 5 band operation feature automatic band switching from the location of the transceiver. Each antenna utilizes the world famous “Trap-Master” traps. Undisputed and unaltered since their inception Mosley “Trap-Master” traps incorporate high ‘Q’ coils firmly fixed on molded forms. These high quality metal encased traps maintain resonant frequency stability on all bands under a wide variety of weather conditions. With a simplified base mounting technique no concrete footing is necessary. These heavy-duty verticals measure up to the most exacting commercial standards. Elements are swaged for extra strength and reduced wind load. Low angle, omnidirectional radiation and minimum SWR (1.5/1 or better at resonance) assure maximum performance. Power is fed directly to antenna with a single 52 ohm coax line. The new Mosley verticals RV series have been designed to combine ease of installation, and excellent performance! These verticals require only modest ground systems. A complex ground rod and radial systems may be used if the operator desires, but extensive installation experience has proven that outstanding performance is achieved with only a simple mounting post which doubles as the ground rod. As a result, these antennas are ideally suited for upper story installation, city lot dwellers or easy installation in even the most sophisticated QTH.

The RV-6-C, with the RV-8-D add on for 80 Meters! This vertical only requires a 2" pipe mount in the ground to install the vertical. The antenna comes with a radial kit, however, radials are not required, but will enhance the takeoff angle, and quites the antenna noise verticals tend to pick up. Small in size, but large in performance and strength! Check out this and our other verticals in the "Amateur" section of our web page. If you don't have a lot of room, this 20 foot vertical antenna might be just right for your QTH!

PRICING (prices are in U.S. dollars) Shipping, Handling and Insurance not included. Current Price

Sheet Effective 1-1-09

*** NOTE *** Antennas shown in Italics have a longer lead time.

"Original Tri Band Beams"

"Seniors"

TA-33-M 584.95

TA-33-M-WARC 743.95

TA-32-M 440.95

TA-31-M 333.95

"Juniors"

TA-33-JR-N 474.95

TA-33-JR-N-WARC 600.95

TA-32-JR-N 360.95

TA-31-JR-N 329.95

"Tigaray" (Half Jr. Half Sr.)

MP-33-N 547.95

MP-33-N-WARC 709.95

Hot 4 Element 10,15, & 20

TA-34-XL 958.95

TA-34-XL-WARC 1049.95

NEW 6,10,12,15,17, & 20

TA-54-XL 1350.95

TA-54-XL-6 1623.95

The "Samllest 5 Band Beams

10,12,15,17 & 20 Meters

TA-53-M 905.95

NEW 6,10,12,15,17 & 20

TA-63-M 991.95

TA-53/63 180.95

TA-53/TA-54-XL 466.95

TA-53/TA-54-XL-6 614.95

TA Conversion Kit & Add On

TA-31-M/TA-32-M 362.95

TA-31-JR/TA-32-JR 346.95

TA-32-M/TA-33-M 353.95

TA-32-JR/TA-33-JR 340.95

TA-33-M/TA-34-M 379.95

TA-40-KR 323.95

TA-30-KR 323.95

MPK-3 323.95

SR WARC KIT 323.95

JR WARC KIT 323.95

34 XL WARC KIT 333.95

34-M WARC KIT 333.95

Dual Band WARC Beams

TW-21-M 323.95

TW-22-M 437.95

TW-23-M 575.95

TW-24-XL 991.95

Tri Band WARC Beams

TW-33-XL 934.95

TW-32-XL 657.95

TW-31-XL 400.95

"Classic" Series Beams

CL-33-M 734.95

CL-33-M-WARC 902.95

CL-33-M-WARC KIT 329.95

CL-36-M 1380.95

CL-39 (10,15,20 on 36' Boom) 2248.95

CL-39 3" Boom Version 2634.95

Verticals

RV-3-C (10,15,20) 256.95

RV-3-CW (12,17,30m) 276.95

RV-4-C (10,15,20,40m) 331.95

RV-6-C(10,12,15,17,20,40) 479.95

RV-7-C

(10,12,15,17,20,30,40) 520.95

RV-8-D (75/80 Add On for All RV's) 207.95

CB Antennas

MB-11 (MINI 11M) 393.95

Devant, 5/8 GP 299.95

Devant Special 5/8 GP 349.95

Saser 695.95

A-311 382.95

A-411 436.95

A-511 578.95

A-311-S 316.95

A-411-S 426.95

A-511-S 535.95

Stacking Kit (Hardware) 201.95

Stacking Kit (Phasing) 201.95

Special & Heavy Duty Beams

S-33 (17,20,40 m 3 el) 1825.95

The PRO's

"Five"," Six" and "Seven" Bands

(PRO's with 24 Foot Boom)

57-B 10,12,15,17 & 20 Meters

PRO-57-B 1437.95

PRO-57-B-3 (3" Boom) 1768.95

PRO-57-B-40

10,12,15,17,20 & 40 Meter Dipole

PRO-57-B-40 1564.95

PRO-57-B-40-3 (3" Boom) 1897.95

67-B

10,12,15,17,20 & 40 Meter 2 Element

PRO-67-B 1765.95

PRO-67-B-3 (3" Boom) 2013.95

67-C-3

10,12,15,17,20&40 Meter 3 Element, 1 Element on 30 Meters

PRO-67-C-3 (3" Boom) 2321.95

(PRO's with 36 Foot Boom)

10,12,15,17&20 Meters

PRO-95 2957.95

PRO-95-3 3381.95

10,12,15,17,20 & 40 Meters 3 Element

PRO-96 3466.95

PRO-96-3 (3" Boom) 4242.95

PRO-96-S

PRO-96-S 9701.95

8 on 10, 5 on 12,15,17,20, 3 on 30 & 4 on 40 Meters, 48 foot heavy boom

Conversions for PRO Series

PRO-57-B/57-B-40 316.95

PRO-57-B/67-B 943.95

PRO-67-B/96-2 2658.95

PRO-95/95-40 362.95

PRO-95-2/96-2 1759.95

Large HF Logs

MLPS-3-30-48-D (3 to 30 MHz) $35,965.00

MLPS-4-30-48-D (4 to 30 MHz) $31,995.00

ALP-13-30-36 (13 to 30 MHz on 36' Boom) $5,725.00

ALP-6-30-36 (6 to 30 MHz on 36' Boom) $8,650.00

ALP-6-30-48 (6 to 30 MHz on 48' Boom $10,985.00

ALP-6-18-36 (6 to 18 MHz on 36' Boom) $7,195.00

VHF/UHF Beams

"AM Series" All Heavy Duty

AM-14-2 (2m, 14el) 317.95

AM-2N6 (2&6m Beam)) 655.95

AM-5-6 (6m, 5 el) 455.95

"MY Series" Lighter Weight

MY-144-5 (2m, 5el) 114.95

MY-144-9 (2m, 9el) 198.95

MY-220-5(1-3/4m,5el) 166.95

MY-430-14(3/4m,14el) 173.95

DI Series 5/8 Wave Ground Planes

DI-2 (2M 5/8 WAVE) 84.95

DI-6 (6M 5/8 WAVE) 254.95

DI-10(10M 5/8WAVE 413.95

A Series Medium Weight Beams

A-503-S (6M 3 EL) 201.95

A-504-L-S (6M 4 EL) 233.95

A-505-S (6M 5 EL) 276.95

A-506-M-S (6M 6 EL) 296.95

A-506-L-S (6M 6 EL) 389.95

A-507-L-S (6M 7 EL) 491.95

40M Shorten Heavy Duty Beam

S-401-M ( Dipole) 413.95

S-402-M (2 Element) 847.95

S-402-M-3 (3"Boom) 1261.95

S-403 (3 Element) 2113.95

S-403-3 (3"Boom) 2624.95

Mono Band Full Size Light Weight Beams

A-310 (10M 3 EL) 413.95

A-315 (15M 3 EL) 455.95

A-320 (20M 3 EL) 625.95

Mono Band Full Size Heavy Duty Beams

With the "Classic" Feed system

CL-103 (10m,3el,12') 419.95

CL-153 (15m,3el,14') 604.95

CL-203 (20m,3el,24') 861.95

CL-403 (40m,3el,42') 6387.95

CL-104 (10m,4el,18') 642.95

CL-154 (15m,4el,24') 1076.95

CL-204 (20m,4el,36') 2013.95

CL-404 (40m,4el,54') 9529.95

CL-105 (10m,5el,24') 1045.95

CL-155 (15m,5el,36') 1960.95

CL-205 (20m,5el,46') 3583.95

CL-106 (10m,6el,36') 2115.95

CL-156 (15m,6el,44') 3525.95

CL-206 (20m,6el,54') 4166.95

CL-107 (10m,7el,42') 2407.95

CL-157 (15m,7el,52') 3773.95

CL-207 (20m,7el,64') 6323.95

Mini Mono HF Beams

MB-10 (10m) 317.95

MB-11 (11m) 381.95

MB-15 (15m) 413.95

Mini Tri-Band

Mini-33-A, (3 EL 10,15,&20M) 497.95

Mini-32-A, (2 EL 10,15,&20M) 376.95

Mini-31-A, 10,15,&20 M, Dipole 254.95

Mini-32/33 Kit

Mini-33-A/ WARC,Dipole 251.95

Mini-33-A-WARC Kit 255.95

Mini-33-A-WARC, 10-12-15-17-20 Meters 620.95

HF Dipoles

MD-2 (40/80m Trap) 220.95

MD-2-W (12/17M) 182.95

MD-3 (10,20, &40m) 198.95

MD-3-W (12,17, &30m) 198.95

MD-3-JR(Low Pwr VER.) 198.95

MD-5 (10,15,20,40,75/80) 499.95

MD-6 (10,12,15,17,20,40) 559.95

AIRCRAFT

DP-275 (108-137 MHh)

5/8 WAVE BASE GP $429.95

Accessories

PENATROX (1 Oz.) $10.95

WeatherGuard, 1 Pint Can (Brush On) $20.95

*** NOTE *** Antennas shown in Italics have a longer lead time.

**The above prices do not include; shipping, handling or insurance. All prices are FOB Union, Missouri, USA

Prices and specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation.