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product_id: 537446542
title: "Gabil GRA-7350TC Portable HF Telescopic Whip Antenna, 3/8\"-24 Connector | Laser-engraved telescopic whip covering 3.5–50 MHz with 3/8\"-24 connector for portable amateur radio operation"
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# Telescopes from 240mm to 2.6m 3.5-50 MHz multiband coverage Standard 3/8"-24 threaded connector Gabil GRA-7350TC Portable HF Telescopic Whip Antenna, 3/8"-24 Connector | Laser-engraved telescopic whip covering 3.5–50 MHz with 3/8"-24 connector for portable amateur radio operation

**Brand:** gabil
**Price:** € 295.80
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📡 Elevate your signal game—wherever you roam, be heard loud and clear!

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- **How much does it cost?** € 295.80 with free shipping
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## Best For

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## Why This Product

- Trusted gabil brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Compact to Epic Length:** Collapses to a pocket-friendly 9.45 inches, extends to a commanding 8.5 feet for superior signal capture.
- • **Field-Ready Durability:** Rugged design built to withstand POTA, SOTA, camping, and emergency comms with ease.
- • **Effortless Compatibility:** 3/8"-24 connector fits all your portable mounts and bases for quick, hassle-free deployment.
- • **Ultimate Multiband Reach:** Seamlessly operate across HF and 6-meter bands for versatile amateur radio adventures.
- • **Precision Tuning Made Easy:** Laser-engraved length markings let you replicate your perfect setup every time—no guesswork needed.

## Overview

The Gabil GRA-7350TC is a portable, telescopic HF whip antenna covering 3.5 to 50 MHz with a durable 3/8"-24 connector. Collapsing to just 240 mm for easy transport and extending up to 2.6 meters, it’s engineered for versatile, on-the-go amateur radio use in field operations like POTA and SOTA. Laser-engraved length markings ensure precise tuning, making it the go-to antenna for millennial pros seeking reliable, high-performance portable communication.

## Description

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Review: The Swiss Army Knife of HF Antenna's - As an amateur radio enthusiast who's had more antennas than hot meals, I recently had the pleasure of trying out a vertical, multiband dipole antenna that has, quite literally, elevated my radio adventures to new heights. Covering the 80 meter down to the 10 meter band, and not forgetting the 6 meter band (because who would want to forget about the "magic band"?), this antenna is a true Swiss Army knife in the world of amateur radio. First off, let's talk about the design. The antenna is a masterpiece of engineering, consisting of three main elements: a telescopic section that reaches for the stars (or at least tries to), a coiled section that cleverly sneaks the 80 meter band into the mix, and a lower section with an impedance adjusting feature that's as finely marked as the lines on my forehead. And yes, those markings are laser-etched, ensuring you won't need a magnifying glass or a guessing game to make adjustments. Now, for the pièce de résistance - the antenna's portability. It breaks down into three short sections, making it easier to transport than your favorite camping chair. Whether you're heading out for a POTA (Parks on the Air) activation, a SOTA (Summits on the Air) expedition, or just setting up in your backyard to escape household chores, this antenna is your ticket to a hassle-free setup. It's so light and compact, you might forget you're carrying it – until you start making contacts across the globe, that is. But how does it perform, you ask? Let's just say it's like having your cake and eating it too, except in this case, the cake is a clear, strong signal and you're eating up the airwaves. From the lush valleys of the 80 meter band to the lofty peaks of the 10 and 6 meter bands, this antenna ensures your signal is heard far and wide, turning your amateur radio dreams into reality. In conclusion, if you're looking for an antenna that combines versatility, portability, and top-notch performance, then look no further. Whether you're a seasoned ham venturing into the great outdoors or just someone looking to dip their toes into the amateur radio waters from the comfort of their own backyard, this multiband dipole antenna is your go-to companion. As long as you do your part in properly tuning the length to the portion of the band you will operate in, it's solid! Don't forget to add ground radials. I made some that seems to work well (5 wires of 20 meters length DX-50 soldered to a spring clamp and spread out around the antenna which was mounted to a ground spike.) So prep your radials, pack up your gear, set up your new antenna, and get ready to make some waves. Just don't forget to come back down to Earth every once in a while!
Review: Pretty happy so far. - Being an urban ham, most of my HF activity is at local parks, and I've been looking for a good unobtrusive antenna less I attract passersby weirder than myself. Big wire antennas are no-go. Been using Hamsticks, but looking for something more packable and frequency-agile. I'd considered the WRC or DIYing something like the original PAC-12 when I came across this. Seems the same principle as the WRC (or any other base-loaded adjustable antenna) but really clever packaging, and much more rugged for throwing in an already crowded pack. First impression out of the bag: solidly built, LIGHT, packs down to around 12", *terrible* instructions, but if you know how a short vertical works it's not hard to figure out. I've already made a tripod mount for my Hamsticks, so as soon as I got this I packed it up with my FT100D and headed out to my favorite operating location. Setup was fast—I used 4 16' radials and had an ATU on hand, which turned out to be unnecessary. Volume up all the way, adjust slider for max noise volume, key up on AM briefly to check SWR. I found the coil settings were a bit lower than stated in the guide for general/phone. Obviously if you have a VNA all the better but I have enough in my bag already. Started spinning the dial. A few minutes in, Chile calling CQ on 20m—I answered and hadn't even bumped my power up past 20W yet, got a 57 report back. Obviously he was doing the heavy lifting, but a dummy load this is not. After sundown, dropped down to 40m and chased a few late-shift activators down the coast, and picked up a regional net here in the NW. Haven't tried it on 80 and I don't have a lot of hopes, but it's an option. I'd be curious swapping a 17' whip for that. This thing works. It's a little pricier than the WRC TIA Mini and doesn't come with a nice little tripod, but I don't worry about this thing melting under QRO or getting smashed up in my bag. My signal reports on SSB are about the same as on my Hamsticks on the higher bands, but the portability is far worth it. I'll have to try to experiment more with this at QRP levels. I'll be headed down to the SW later this year and hope to do some quick activations at parks where wire antennas will be a hassle. To the seller/distributor, I appreciate the option for a mini-tripod, but I would love to see a more affordable ground spike.

## Features

- Portable HF Coverage: Supports operation from 3.5 MHz to 50 MHz for portable amateur radio across multiple HF and 6-meter bands with compatible equipment and antenna systems.
- Adjustable Telescopic Whip: Collapses to approximately 240 mm (9.45 in) for transport and extends to approximately 2,170 mm (85.4 in); the fully assembled antenna reaches approximately 2.6 m (8.5 ft).
- 3/8"-24 Connector: Threaded 3/8"-24 connector fits compatible antenna mounts and portable antenna bases for mobile, portable, and field installations.
- Built for Field Operation: Suitable for POTA, SOTA, Field Day, camping, emergency communication exercises, portable stations, and other temporary amateur radio installations.
- Laser-Engraved Length Markings: Permanent length markings help operators record and repeat preferred whip lengths for different operating frequencies and antenna configurations.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0C81DJQYJ |
| Antenna | Telescopic HF Whip Antenna |
| AntennaDescription | Telescopic HF Whip Antenna |
| Best Sellers Rank | #249 in Radio Antennas |
| Brand | Gabil |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 79 Reviews |
| Impedance | 50 ohm |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 11.81"L x 0.98"W x 0.98"H |
| Manufacturer | GABIL |
| Maximum Range | 2.6 meters |
| Model Number | GRA-7350TC |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 11.81"L x 0.98"W x 0.98"H |
| UPC | 631851845986 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Antenna:** Telescopic HF Whip Antenna
- **Brand:** Gabil
- **Color:** Black
- **Impedance:** 50 ohm
- **Manufacturer:** GABIL
- **Maximum Range:** 2.6 meters
- **Number of Packs:** 1
- **Product Dimensions:** 11.81"L x 0.98"W x 0.98"H
- **UPC:** 631851845986
- **Unit Count:** 1 Count

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Swiss Army Knife of HF Antenna's
*by F***N on March 18, 2024*

As an amateur radio enthusiast who's had more antennas than hot meals, I recently had the pleasure of trying out a vertical, multiband dipole antenna that has, quite literally, elevated my radio adventures to new heights. Covering the 80 meter down to the 10 meter band, and not forgetting the 6 meter band (because who would want to forget about the "magic band"?), this antenna is a true Swiss Army knife in the world of amateur radio. First off, let's talk about the design. The antenna is a masterpiece of engineering, consisting of three main elements: a telescopic section that reaches for the stars (or at least tries to), a coiled section that cleverly sneaks the 80 meter band into the mix, and a lower section with an impedance adjusting feature that's as finely marked as the lines on my forehead. And yes, those markings are laser-etched, ensuring you won't need a magnifying glass or a guessing game to make adjustments. Now, for the pièce de résistance - the antenna's portability. It breaks down into three short sections, making it easier to transport than your favorite camping chair. Whether you're heading out for a POTA (Parks on the Air) activation, a SOTA (Summits on the Air) expedition, or just setting up in your backyard to escape household chores, this antenna is your ticket to a hassle-free setup. It's so light and compact, you might forget you're carrying it – until you start making contacts across the globe, that is. But how does it perform, you ask? Let's just say it's like having your cake and eating it too, except in this case, the cake is a clear, strong signal and you're eating up the airwaves. From the lush valleys of the 80 meter band to the lofty peaks of the 10 and 6 meter bands, this antenna ensures your signal is heard far and wide, turning your amateur radio dreams into reality. In conclusion, if you're looking for an antenna that combines versatility, portability, and top-notch performance, then look no further. Whether you're a seasoned ham venturing into the great outdoors or just someone looking to dip their toes into the amateur radio waters from the comfort of their own backyard, this multiband dipole antenna is your go-to companion. As long as you do your part in properly tuning the length to the portion of the band you will operate in, it's solid! Don't forget to add ground radials. I made some that seems to work well (5 wires of 20 meters length DX-50 soldered to a spring clamp and spread out around the antenna which was mounted to a ground spike.) So prep your radials, pack up your gear, set up your new antenna, and get ready to make some waves. Just don't forget to come back down to Earth every once in a while!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pretty happy so far.
*by I***M on January 25, 2024*

Being an urban ham, most of my HF activity is at local parks, and I've been looking for a good unobtrusive antenna less I attract passersby weirder than myself. Big wire antennas are no-go. Been using Hamsticks, but looking for something more packable and frequency-agile. I'd considered the WRC or DIYing something like the original PAC-12 when I came across this. Seems the same principle as the WRC (or any other base-loaded adjustable antenna) but really clever packaging, and much more rugged for throwing in an already crowded pack. First impression out of the bag: solidly built, LIGHT, packs down to around 12", *terrible* instructions, but if you know how a short vertical works it's not hard to figure out. I've already made a tripod mount for my Hamsticks, so as soon as I got this I packed it up with my FT100D and headed out to my favorite operating location. Setup was fast—I used 4 16' radials and had an ATU on hand, which turned out to be unnecessary. Volume up all the way, adjust slider for max noise volume, key up on AM briefly to check SWR. I found the coil settings were a bit lower than stated in the guide for general/phone. Obviously if you have a VNA all the better but I have enough in my bag already. Started spinning the dial. A few minutes in, Chile calling CQ on 20m—I answered and hadn't even bumped my power up past 20W yet, got a 57 report back. Obviously he was doing the heavy lifting, but a dummy load this is not. After sundown, dropped down to 40m and chased a few late-shift activators down the coast, and picked up a regional net here in the NW. Haven't tried it on 80 and I don't have a lot of hopes, but it's an option. I'd be curious swapping a 17' whip for that. This thing works. It's a little pricier than the WRC TIA Mini and doesn't come with a nice little tripod, but I don't worry about this thing melting under QRO or getting smashed up in my bag. My signal reports on SSB are about the same as on my Hamsticks on the higher bands, but the portability is far worth it. I'll have to try to experiment more with this at QRP levels. I'll be headed down to the SW later this year and hope to do some quick activations at parks where wire antennas will be a hassle. To the seller/distributor, I appreciate the option for a mini-tripod, but I would love to see a more affordable ground spike.

### ⭐⭐⭐ Fixing the GRA-7350TC, Now I'm satisfied.
*by D***N on June 9, 2025*

I had purchased this antenna several months back and could not achieve a good SWR in any configuration. Upon further investigation I found there was no continuity between the top and bottom of the main coil. I contacted the seller and he shipped me a new coil (I sent the old one back). Again no continuity between the top and bottom of the coil. Frustrated I set the antenna aside for a time. I picked it up again this week to see if I could get it to work. I tested continuity one more time to make sure I had measured correctly and still no good. Being past the date of possible return and being the ham radio op that I am I decided to disassemble the main coil to find out how it was manufactured and see if I could fix it. Upon removing the hex nut which held in the main shaft (bottom nut) I removed the shaft and discovered that the brass cap at the top of the shaft held a flexible copper connector that engaged the coil located inside the upper tube. The brass cap was not screwed on completely and therefore did not push the copper connector all the way into position and was not able to make proper electrical contact with the lower shaft. I removed the brass cap, cleaned the threads and reinstalled the cap. I had to make some slight adjustments when screwing in the cap so the flexible copper connector would not be to tight against the coil when reinserted into the upper shaft. The lower shaft now runs smoothly in and out of the upper shaft while maintaining proper electrical connection and I am able to achieve better than 1.5:1 SWR on all band. In setting up the antenna I used 50ft RG8X with the last 25 ft curled in to an 10 in coil and four 10ft radials for best SWR. When I uncurled the coil and laid the coax out straight and/or used 8 radials my SWR would increase above 2:1. When I adjusted the coil on the antenna I used approx 3.5 position marker for the 20 meter band and for the 7 meter band I used about 13.5 - 14. Your millage may vary so you will need to experiment with configuration. I struggled for an hour and gave up trying to make contact with KK7CJV in Montana (1700 Miles) during the Lewis and Clark Special event. The pile up was massive. I then found HB9EOU out of Switzerland (4000 Miles) and made contact first try. I gave him a 58 signal report and he came back to me with a 53. Overall I am satisfied with this antenna, I do not expect it to be a top performer, but after some minor repairs I was able to make a solid contact to Europe. The small footprint and ease of setup make the antenna a great POTA option.

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