Maco Alpha V 5/8 Base Antenna

I've been on CB Radio since 1966. My best beam was Astro beam. I had them all. but moved a few years back. purchased one of the Maco Alpha V 5/8 antennas stuck it up forty foot. the first night talked to Texas from Ky.on 4 watt radio. great antenna for $100, bucks..buy the one has an Astro Beam let me know {for sell}mccormick157@gmail.com

Replaced a m400 that didn't survive 2 Chicago winters..I have been into radio for years and have used an antron 99, Imax, Gainmaster, Big stick, Dipoles and others. This antenna beats most of them with less noise in the recieve. I have ran 1000 watts through it with no problems and currently have it mounted above a 4 element beam. This is a great antenna for the money.

To me this is the best Ground Plane antenna ever made. I put my Imax-2000 on my garage station and the V58 on my main Base Station and have not had any problems with it. No Wind, no rain, or snow has stopped me from transmitting on this antenna. I have put up to 3500 PEP watt in it and it is still going, the only mod I did was change he copper wire to No.10-Teflon wire. This antenna just works and I don't have to mess with at all, good job Maco! Thanks! Tech-Nine.

I received this antenna a couple days ago and forgot how light this thing is made very well receive and transmit is good on it and it is also really big to buy other than that I am satisfied with it thank you copper and maco. 73s 361 east texas

This is a very well constructed antenna, have not seen many antennas like this since the late 1970's in terms of being a 5/8 wave well constructed with some good ground plain radials. If you want a good antenna for the price then this is it. It will last you most of your life and maybe on-wards to the next generation. The power handling capability is sufficient for what most of us will ever use. Beats an Antron hands down! And for nearly the same price. I especially like the feed point matching network. Its an awesome antenna!