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Congratulations on purchasing our new multi-band HF antenna. You now have the perfect antenna for
portable and temporary ham radio operation.
The Radioddity HF-009 antenna is supplied in a special " Carrying bag " (#8). The 5 parts of the
antenna are located in the lower part. The three " Ground radial wires " (#5) and the "Antenna coax-
cable" (#6) are located in the upper zip compartment
The Radioddity HF-009 antenna is ideal for POTA-operations as it is set up in less than 2 minutes.
Properly adjusted it provides an excellent Rx and Tx solution for your HF radio.
The Radioddity HF-009 antenna weights around 1 kg. The "Carrying bag" (#8) can be conveniently
carried on your shoulder or in your hands.
The Radioddity HF-009 antenna covers a full frequency range from as low as 60m (5 MHz) up to 6m
(50 MHz).
The Radioddity HF-009 antenna works as a 1/4 wavelength antenna. For bands below 17m (18MHZ)
a "Tunable loading coil" (#3) is supplied and the "Telescopic whip" (#4) should be fully extended.
Now adjust the inductance of the "Tunable loading coil" (#3) by moving the red cursor upwards (for
higher frequencies) or downwards (for lower frequencies). A tip is to apply tape alongside the scale
of the "Tunable loading coil" (#3) and to mark positions for each band's resonant point.
Frequencies above 17 meters (18MHZ) can not be tuned using the "Tunable loading coil" (#3). Either
remove the "Tunable loading coil" (#3) or move the red cursor to the top most point. Now adjust
the length of the "Telescopic whip" (#4) to resonate the antenna at the required operating
frequency. For the highest frequencies the "Telescopic whip" (#4) will not be extended very far
whereas for lower frequencies down to 18MHz more of the "Telescopic whip" (#4) will need to be
pulled out.
The Radioddity HF-009 antenna comes with all you need, including 5m "Antenna coax-cable" (#6)
with PL259 plugs on its ends and a "BNC-m to SO239 adapter" (#7) suitable for Xiegu radios.
You can drive the Radioddity HF-009 antenna with a signal of up to 100W CW or 150W PEP SSB
allowing its use with most transceivers or suitable HF amplifiers driven with a QRP radio.
Attention: The antenna is a metal conductor. Keep it far away from unsafe positions such as high-voltage power
cables. Please use appropriate lightning protection if this device has to be operated during a
thunderstorm to prevent harm to persons and equipment. We recommend, however, that you
completely take down the antenna and do not use it in such weather conditions. The antenna is not
suitable for permanent outdoor use and must be protected from adverse weather conditions (e.g.
wind and rain).
Specifications
Parameter
Frequency range
SWR when tuned
Impedance
Maximum visible length
Maximum power rating
HF-009 User manual
Value
5MHZ – 50 MHz
1.5:1
50 Ohm
3.7m
CW: 100W,
SSB: 150W PEP
All specifications subject to change without prior notice.
Parameter
Ground radial length
Antenna coax-cable
length
Total weight
Net weight
Size of carrying bag
1 / 10
value
About 5m (3 wires)
5m
2kg
1.0kg
48,5cm x 19,5cm x 9,5cm

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  • Page 1 Congratulations on purchasing our new multi-band HF antenna. You now have the perfect antenna for portable and temporary ham radio operation. The Radioddity HF-009 antenna is supplied in a special " Carrying bag " (#8). The 5 parts of the •...
  • Page 2: What's In The Box

    Radioddity HF-009 User manual v1.0 What´s in the box Description Picture Ground spike with premounted antenna base HF connector with SO-239 socket (Length 26cm, with M8 male thread) Extension rod (length 45cm, diameter 2cm, with M8 thread) Tunable loading coil (with built-in sliding adjustable inductance, length 44.5cm, with...
  • Page 3 Radioddity HF-009 User manual v1.0 Description Picture Carrying bag with handle and shoulder strap User Manual Notes: Items included may change. All fittings are surface treated against corrosion and need to be well tightened to ensure reliable operation. 3 / 10...
  • Page 4 HF-009 User manual v1.0 Assembly instructions Putting the Radioddity HF-009 together is completed in just a few minutes. This makes the Radioddity HF- 009 ideal for portable-operation of your HF station. 1. Almost fully drive the “Ground spike with 2. Mount both “Extension rods” (#2) on top of premounted antenna base”...
  • Page 5 Radioddity HF-009 User manual v1.0 3. Mount the “Tunable loading coil”” (#3) on top 4. Finally mount the “Telescopic whip” (#4) on of the two “Extension rods” (#2). For top of the structure frequencies above 18 MHz (17m) either skip this step or move the slider of the “Tunable...
  • Page 6 Important: The antenna is to be used with a sufficient ground plane structure acting as the antenna’s counterpoise. It is not intended to be mounted directly onto a radio. Make sure, that the Radioddity HF-009 is solidly assembled and is stable on the ground. 6 / 10...
  • Page 7 Radioddity HF-009 User manual v1.0 Sample SWR diagrams @5.5MHz STEP Y-axis VSWR CENTER 5.50 MHz SPAN 5 MHz @7.1MHz STEP CENTER Y-axis VSWR 7.10 MHz SPAN 5 MHz 7 / 10...
  • Page 8 Radioddity HF-009 User manual v1.0 @14.2MHz STEP CENTER Y-axis VSWR 14.20 MHz SPAN 5 MHz @21.2MHz STEP CENTER Y-axis VSWR 21.20 MHz SPAN 41.9 MHz 8 / 10...
  • Page 9 Radioddity HF-009 User manual v1.0 @21.2MHz (in more detail): STEP VSWR CENTER 21.20 MHz SPAN Y-axis 10 MHz @25.0MHz STEP CENTER Y-axis VSWR 25.00 MHz SPAN 10 MHz 9 / 10...
  • Page 10 Radioddity HF-009 User manual v1.0 @28.5MHz STEP Y-axis VSWR 10 MHz CENTER 28.50 MHz SPAN @50.1MHz STEP Y-axis VSWR SPAN 10 MHz CENTER 50.10 MHz 10 /...
  • Page 11 "Antennen-Koaxkabels" (#6) mit PL259-Steckern an beiden Enden und einem für Xiegu- Funkgeräte geeigneten "BNC-m auf SO239-Adapter" (#7). Die Radioddity HF-009-Antenne kann mit einem Ausgangssignal von bis zu 100 W CW oder 150 W • PEP SSB betrieben werden, so dass sie mit den meisten Transceivern oder geeigneten HF- Verstärkern mit einem QRP-Funkgerät betrieben werden kann.
  • Page 12: Technische Daten

    Radioddity HF-009 Benutzerhandbuch v1.0 Technische Daten Parameter Wert Parameter Wert Länge der Frequenzbereich 5MHZ – 50 MHz etwa 5m (3 Kabel) Groundplane-Kabel SWR nach Abstimmung 1.5:1 Länge des Antennen- Koaxkabels Impedanz 50 Ohm Maximal sichtbare Länge 3.7m Gesamtgewicht Nettogewicht 1.0kg...
  • Page 13 Radioddity HF-009 Benutzerhandbuch v1.0 Anzahl Beschreibung Abbildung Antennen-Koaxkabel (Länge 5m, mit PL259-Stecker an beiden Enden) Adapter BNC-m auf SO239 Tragetasche mit Griff und Schulterriemen Benutzerhandbuch Hinweis: Die enthaltenen Artikel können sich ändern. Alle Gewinde sind gegen Korrosion oberflächenbehandelt und müssen gut angezogen werden, um einen zuverlässigen Betrieb zu gewährleisten.
  • Page 14 Radioddity HF-009 Benutzerhandbuch v1.0 Montageanleitung Der Zusammenbau der Radioddity HF-009 ist in nur wenigen Minuten erledigt. Das macht die Radioddity HF-009 ideal für den portablen Betrieb Ihrer HF-Station. 1. Drücken Sie den "Erdspieß mit vormontiertem 2. Montieren beide "Verlängerungs- Antennenfuß" (#1) fast vollständig in den stangen"...
  • Page 15 Radioddity HF-009 Benutzerhandbuch v1.0 3. Montieren Sie die "Abstimmbare Ladespule" 4. Montieren Sie schließlich die "Teleskop- (#3) oberhalb der beiden "Verlängerungs- Antenne" (#4) auf die obere „Verlängerungs- stangen" (#2). Für Frequenzen über 18 MHz stange“ #2. (17m) diesen Schritt entweder überspringen oder den Schieberegler der "Abstimmbaren...
  • Page 16 Die Antenne ist mit einer ausreichenden Groundplane zu verwenden, die als Gegengewicht für die Antenne dient. Sie ist nicht für die direkte Montage auf ein Funkgerät vorgesehen. Stellen Sie sicher, dass die Radioddity HF-009 fest montiert ist und stabil auf dem Boden steht. 6 / 10...
  • Page 17 Radioddity HF-009 Benutzerhandbuch v1.0 Beispiele für SWR-Diagramme @5.5MHz STEP Y-axis VSWR CENTER 5.50 MHz SPAN 5 MHz @7.1MHz STEP CENTER Y-axis VSWR 7.10 MHz SPAN 5 MHz 7 / 10...
  • Page 18 Radioddity HF-009 Benutzerhandbuch v1.0 @14.2MHz STEP CENTER Y-axis VSWR 14.20 MHz SPAN 5 MHz @21.2MHz STEP CENTER Y-axis VSWR 21.20 MHz SPAN 41.9 MHz 8 / 10...
  • Page 19 Radioddity HF-009 Benutzerhandbuch v1.0 @21.2MHz (in more detail): STEP VSWR CENTER 21.20 MHz SPAN Y-axis 10 MHz @25.0MHz STEP CENTER Y-axis VSWR 25.00 MHz SPAN 10 MHz 9 / 10...
  • Page 20 Radioddity HF-009 Benutzerhandbuch v1.0 @28.5MHz STEP Y-axis VSWR 10 MHz CENTER 28.50 MHz SPAN @50.1MHz STEP Y-axis VSWR SPAN 10 MHz CENTER 50.10 MHz 10 / 10...