Stealth Telecom

Picture of A41OO/m installation, posted on his http://www.qrz.com/db/A41OO/M page.

Here is a short review we recieved from Michael K7MPS:

For many years professionally and privately I have been involved in HF Mobile Communications. Many of the mobile antennas are work-around and the better ones were the “Screw-driver” kind. At my work we handle digital and ALE voice communications and naturally these types of Comms are hard to perform with a screwdriver antenna. We tested Stealth’s 9300 series Antenna with the whip and NVIS module and came to the conclusion this is just the antenna to have in a mobile set-up.

The performance of these antennas is so superior, ease of tuning and receiving and transmitting that I just had to have one…I broke down and received permission form my better half and purchased the Stealth 9360 and to this day I did not regret it. I control my programmed frequencies with my microphone and tune in less than a second via PTT-tune without taking my eyes off the road.

It is heartwarming that many stations do not believe that I am mobile and believe I am a base station. Almost daily while driving I check into a Net from the western US, to my agency stations to a Canadian NCS.

Now to Customer Service…between Stealth and the US dealer I encountered Ol’Time customer service…questions are answered immediately by Stealth and its US dealer Continental Wireless!!!

Michael Sweeney, K7MPS

Stealth and Continental on IWCE Vegas 2013

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hh_R4Jmwv5E&feature=youtube_gdata_player

9K2RX/m Qso with W1RAB & OZ5ONE on 27/2/2013 9K2RX/m Qso with W1RAB & OZ5ONE on 27/2/2013 @ 11:30 Gmt on 18.270khz