CHA LW-TDL

CHA LW-TDL: Large Wire Tactical Delta LoopComing later this year. Pricing and ordering are not yet available.Build a vehicle-supported HF base-camp station around a 120 ft closed-wire inverted delta loop. Plan a clear working area approximately 60 ft in diameter and around 30 minutes for one operator to assemble the station.Choose one complete feed path HYBRID: 3/8 in ring terminals connect to a CHA HYBRID-MICRO or HYBRID-MINI. The final operator manual specifies 3.5–30 MHz with an antenna tuner. BALUN: #10 spade terminals connect to a CHA 4:1 BALUN and CHA URT1 remote tuner, for 6.5–30 MHz operation. A short PL-259 coax jumper, URT1 coupler, and 12 V DC supply complete this path. What is includedOne completed 120 ft, 20-gauge insulated loop-wire assembly in the selected terminal version, with isolation rings and carabiners, plus a line winder. This is a wire kit, not a complete station.Both versions require two CHA CFM-34 masts, a CHA HUB, a CHA SURVEYOR-A adapter, a heavy-duty surveyor tripod, a key-ring shackle, and appropriate station coax. Supports and feed equipment are sold separately. The HYBRID matching unit supplies its key-ring shackle.Complete installed-system weights in the manual are 15 lb 3 oz for HYBRID and 18 lb 1 oz for BALUN; these are not wire-kit shipping weights.Open the current CHA LW-TDL User Guide — September 6, 2026Read the product handbook · Explore the nine normalized 2D and interactive 3D NEC referencesRead the complete manual before assembly. Follow all electrical, mechanical, and RF safety instructions. Measured SWR and normalized NEC pattern references are separate evidence; neither promises installed efficiency, realized gain, or contact range.