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CHA OCF40 Safety, Weather, and Mechanical Reliability

Treat CHA OCF40 as a suspended 66-foot load path: the 44-foot and 22-foot legs, feed assembly, support lines, coax, choke, anchors, and public clearance must all survive the weather and recovery plan.

Product Installation Guides CHA OCF40 Reviewed 2026-07-14
Start with the decision: Treat CHA OCF40 as a suspended 66-foot load path: the 44-foot and 22-foot legs, feed assembly, support lines, coax, choke, anchors, and public clearance must all survive the weather and recovery plan.

What changes the result

The exact OCF40 guide controls its unequal 44/22-foot legs, feed assembly, integrated-choke RG-316, horizontal or inverted-V geometry, and 50 W SSB / 25 W CW-or-other-mode limits.

The mistake to avoid

Do not add radials to this balanced dipole, swap the unequal legs casually, or assume one band’s pattern and match apply to every other band.

Use this practical sequence

Inspect and record the final geometry, support and feed line; verify at low power, then recover both unequal legs and feed assembly as one labeled system.

Source boundary

CHA OCF40 User Guide 250513. Use the exact current product, complete configuration, and applicable safety limits.

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