Included
- Two 60 ft antenna wires
- Two 25 ft counterpoise wires
- Two resistor units
- 50 ft coax
- Support lines, stakes, and storage bag
Terminated portable HF dipole system
A complete tactical wire system for guide-defined terminated sloping-V and terminated sloping-wire configurations.
Built for a real operating goal
Deploy a broadband tactical HF wire without rebuilding the antenna for every frequency change
CHA TD 2.0 is a complete terminated wire system for operators who value fast band changes, robust field hardware, and repeatable deployment more than the narrow peak efficiency of a single-band resonant antenna.
The kit includes the matched radiator, counterpoise, resistor, feed-line, support, and storage components for the guide-defined sloping-V and sloping-wire configurations. Keep those parts in their documented electrical positions and stay within the current power limits.
- Frequency1.8–54 MHz
- TuningA tuner is usually not required in guide-defined configurations
- Power500 W PEP SSB, 250 W CW, 100 W continuous modes
- Typical SWRLess than 2:1
Picture the setup before you buy
See how this antenna works in the field
This official installation reference makes the antenna’s footprint, component order, and deployment style easier to understand at a glance.
Complete product reference
Key specifications
- Frequency
- 1.8–54 MHz
- Tuning
- A tuner is usually not required in guide-defined configurations
- Power
- 500 W PEP SSB, 250 W CW, 100 W continuous modes
- Typical SWR
- Less than 2:1
- Radiators
- Two 60 ft antenna wires
- RF return
- Two separate 25 ft counterpoise wires
Know the complete setup before you transmit
Included equipment and documented configurations
Documented configurations
- Terminated sloping-V; 90 degrees is the general starting point
- Terminated sloping wire using one radiator, one counterpoise, and one resistor
- Only additional arrangements shown in the guide
Configuration boundary: Do not apply old 1000/500/250 W values. Keep antenna wires, counterpoises, and resistor units in their diagrammed electrical positions. Connector fit does not authorize a new topology.
Coverage & Pattern
See the reviewed 2D and interactive 3D patterns
Use only a model that matches this exact antenna configuration, band, height, ground, feed, and RF return.
