This is quite a good antenna easy to tune to a good swr and what I like about it is the you can easily swap between bands

3/8 to pl259 simply came apart in my hand on first use and had to be glued and soldered. Antenna however performs well. Not convinced it's going to handle wet weather if left up for any time.

So far, I've been very pleased with this antenna, very compact for use when I travel, easy set up works fantastic. Thank you for another great product

Plugged it in to a Xiegu X6100 just now, leaving it propped up against the living room window blinds. Tuned through 20 and copied 9K2K at 10 over 9 on 14.215. Looking forward to seeing how it performs on TX out and about.

Very pleased with this antenna, which I took on holiday with me to EA6. The small size it breaks down into is perfect for carrying in a small backpack. I used this antenna with my Xiegu X-6200 transceiver and despite forgetting to take a counterpoise I worked all over Europe with 5 watts of FT8. Don't expect too much from it compared to full size dipoles or beam antennas, be realistic with expectations especially QRP.

The only thing that could be improved in manufacture is you can easily over tighten the antenna onto a SO-239 mount, which results in the physical connection between the supplied PL-259 to 3/8" adaptor and the antenna being compromised without you knowing as you further turn it to tighten it beyond initial grip. Once you are aware of this you don't tighten it further, but it feels like you want to.

I recently purchased the SPX 100 9 Band Portable HF Antenna, and I am extremely pleased with my purchase. Firstly, the delivery was prompt, and the antenna arrived in excellent condition, which is always a good start.

This antenna lives up to its description in every way. It works exceptionally well for data and QRP operations, providing reliable and efficient signal transmission. Whether you're into digital modes or low-power operations, this antenna delivers excellent performance.

One of the standout features is its lightweight and portable design. Setting it up is a breeze, thanks to its user-friendly construction. It doesn't require any complex assembly or installation processes, making it convenient for on-the-go operations or field use.

The portability factor is a game-changer for me. Being able to easily pack it up and take it with me wherever I go is a huge advantage. It's perfect for camping trips, remote locations, or even just changing locations within your own backyard. This antenna truly excels in providing flexibility and versatility.

Considering the quality and performance, I find the price to be well worth it. It's a reliable and durable antenna that delivers on its promises. The ease of use, portability, and excellent performance make it a valuable investment for any HF enthusiast.

Overall, I highly recommend the SPX 100 9 Band Portable HF Antenna for anyone looking for a reliable, lightweight, and easy-to-setup antenna. Its performance for data and QRP operations, along with its portability, make it a standout choice.

There is a lot to like about this antenna. Its price, its size, and its performance.
The one tiny niggle when using it with BNC is that there is no support, so you need to prop the antenna up with an external device, or bungee it to something to stop it flopping about. The connectors for the tap look fairly lightweight but well constructed. Not 100% how this will last, but other than these two niggles, no complaints so far.

not had a chance to use in anger but it looks reasonable quality, I think time will tell, also will see how easy it is to tune ;-)

Not used antenna yet

Nice handy antenna with food performance, but the PL259 adapter on mine was loose, which led to the core coming unsoldered. An easy fix with some superglue and a soldering iron, but I'd suggest glueinf it (and the BNC adapter if applicable) during manufacture, as this is a simple point of failure - trying to tighten the adapter on the antenna can easily lead to you breaking it.