Yaesu Motorized Mobile Antenna: 40m through 70cm - ATAS-120
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ZYS-ATAS-120A
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Customer Reviews
Overall
5
Great antenna for mobile use with FT891
Review by
AB4WS - Jack
This is a great antenna to pair with the Yaesu FT-891 for mobile use. It quickly tunes from 40 meters to 6 meters with the FT891 and works great. I get great signal reports and have worked a number of stations while mobile with this setup. 73 de AB4WS, Jack
Overall
5
First Mobile HF Setup
Review by
Ken
First time setting up mobile HF rig using FT-891 and ATAS-120A. Great combination. Highly recommend.
Overall
5
Amazing
Review by
Patrick D
I bought the ATAS-120a to replace my Shark Hamsticks. So much easier changing bands now. The ATAS-120a works great! I get 1:1-1:1.7 SWR on all bands, 6-40. I highly recommend this antenna! Thank you Gigaparts!
Overall
5
Solid antenna for mobile roving
Review by
Phil
Solid antenna. Yeah, its a tad pricey but it will be hard to find a similarly priced screwdriver for yaesu transceivers.
My main desire is to one button tune while operating on the move. I mounted it on a lip mount, and it works, but ultimately moved it to a large triple magnet mount AFTER drilling and tapping ground leads from the mag mount to the chassis of my sedan.
The 5" triple mag mount keeps it on the car while moving just fine. Tunes 7MHz - 54MHz at a 2:1 or less. I pair it with my Yaesu FT-891. Pick up one of them for $630 and together its like $1,100 bucks or so for a very capable POTA setup.
Two concerns i should address. It snowed a fair but and ice got on the main column of the ATAS. It didnt affect it too much but I can see a situation where you should be watchful of accumulation.
Second, I don't trust keeping a $400 antenna on the car 24/7 so I'll pull it down when long parking at places without security. I wish there was a good solution to tethering it.
My main desire is to one button tune while operating on the move. I mounted it on a lip mount, and it works, but ultimately moved it to a large triple magnet mount AFTER drilling and tapping ground leads from the mag mount to the chassis of my sedan.
The 5" triple mag mount keeps it on the car while moving just fine. Tunes 7MHz - 54MHz at a 2:1 or less. I pair it with my Yaesu FT-891. Pick up one of them for $630 and together its like $1,100 bucks or so for a very capable POTA setup.
Two concerns i should address. It snowed a fair but and ice got on the main column of the ATAS. It didnt affect it too much but I can see a situation where you should be watchful of accumulation.
Second, I don't trust keeping a $400 antenna on the car 24/7 so I'll pull it down when long parking at places without security. I wish there was a good solution to tethering it.
Overall
5
ATAS-120A Is a great antenna
Review by
Brian
This antenna is the best addition to a mobile configuration. Would buy again if I had to.
Overall
5
Works as described
Review by
Great antenna
Have a 857D radio in my bronco but didn't want multiple antennas so ended up getting the ATAS with a duplexor. Have mad contacts on 70, 20, and 10 meters on my first weekend.
Overall
5
ATAS-120 with FT-100
Review by
BrianW
This setup is really great! Installed in F250 AlumiDuty - ground bond straps to bed, cab & frame. My first two QSOs were to POTA calls in South Dakota from Central Ohio on 20m with 5x8 and 5x9 signal reports both ways.
Overall
5
Love my Yaesu mobile system
Review by
Mike KD2ZZA
I recently installed the FT-891 and ATAS 120A in my Ford Explorer. As an experienced ICOM IC-7300, IC-705 operator, I experienced a steep learning curve to use the Yaesu radio and the autotune feature of the ATAS.
The Advanced Owners Manual to the radio is a "must have" to go through the steps (menu) to operate the ATAS. It has been about a week and I love this combo for my first mobile radio. BTW: I am using the Lido console mount with speaker to complete the setup.
The Advanced Owners Manual to the radio is a "must have" to go through the steps (menu) to operate the ATAS. It has been about a week and I love this combo for my first mobile radio. BTW: I am using the Lido console mount with speaker to complete the setup.
Overall
5
Great Mobile HF option
Review by
Jeremy
I have used the ATAS 120-A for 4 years now without issue. Make sure you have a good mount and the antenna is grounded to the frame and you will not have any issues. I have worked all Continents from Florida with this antenna.
Overall
5
Convenient, quick set-up with some understanding
Review by
Chip
I like the ATAS 120A for it's convenient set-up at trailer campsites. Recognizing that it's not a 7-band dipole or 33 ft. vertical, it works well. A 63 in. antenna on 40m is a bit of a compromise, so don't expect too much. I can run the coax into my travel trailer and be up and running in 5 min. with the ATAS. It takes me almost an hour to set-up my 35 ft. high inverted V. Recognizing that tuning the ATAS may take up to 2 min between bands, and ignoring what sounds like motor noise (it's the clutch designed to take the stress off the motor), it's a winner!
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