White Wolf Systems LLC
HF Mobile LOOP 3-15MHz (NVIS)
TX Power Input Range 1.5-200 Watts PEP
Continuous TX CW/Data Power 80W
Number of operating channelsUnlimited
Non-Volatile Channel
Memory Addresses 170 (165 TX, 5 RX)
Input Impedance Range 50 ohms
VSWR Typically less than
2:1 when tuned,
(3:1 max)
DC Operating Range +10.0V to 18.5V DC,
(+13.8 V DC nominal)
24V DC nominal also
available on request
DC Current 230 mA average
Initial tuning response time
(initial memory setting only) 2 - 20 sec per channel
Recurrent tuning response
time (on-air use inc. freq hopping)Typically less than
10 ms per channel
Operational Temperature -35° to +70°C
Coaxial Cable RG58 5m in length
Power Cable 2 Core screened,
5m in length
The White Wolf Systems Mobile NVIS loop is the solution for vehicular communications. Unlike whip antennas this system will provide excellent communications in the 0-500 mile range using NVIS techniques and is small enough to fit on most vehicles. The operational range of the system is 3-15mhz and will cover regional communications quite well. The small form fit of the antenna allows different mounting on a vehicle surface. Ground Plane or counterpoise is not required. Whether you are using a fixed frequency or running ALE (Automatic Link Establishement) modes the Mobile Loop will excell.
We have used this antenna in the mountains and in the jungle with amazing results. When traversing heavy foliage the antenna can be folded flat along the roof to prevent damage and erected when clear of obstacles. This system employs a mechanical erection system but can be ordered with an electrical system to provide this function. We recommend the mechancical system to reduce any possibility of of failure and readiness. The antenna can be raised or lowered simply by hand.
This antenna is the most rugged system we have encountered in the mobile HF loop category. The built in Tuner is protected by the loop on its heavy duty mount. Tuning is a breeze, dial the radio to the frequency being used and key the radio in AM or in CW for minimum SWR. Once completed for the frequencies the memory will always take you to the correct LC for that channel in 2-20ms.
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