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Pros & Cons
Pros
The fact the antenna put 25w out and hit the repeater at that distance at all was quite pleasing. Most of them have auto test now in the equipment but in the old school days i had to manually test those big cell sites and it took time.
Cons
The antenna displays an antenna fail warning and will not work. There were no instructions on how to mount or put together the antenna mounting bracket. The feedline is nice however the coax easily pulls out of the crimped connector.
Highlights
Quality
Well made, appears tough enough to be used for off vehicles.
The antenna has great reception and i have no problems hitting the local repeaters 5-50 miles away using 25w, i also have no pr... Read More
This antenna is designed for specific frequencies not tuned for cb frequencies.
Used on 2m and 70 cm; good measured vswr on both bands when mounted on the forward trunk lip; pattern not good, need to try oth... Read More
Price
It works better than i expected for the price.
Probably the most bang for the buck antenna.
Shipping
Considering it did not come with any instructions it took a long time to trim to adjust the swr's
Overview
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- This product had a total of 354 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jan 13 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Dont buy is you dont have a vswr tester or dont plan on buying a tester
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
You need to test your antenna and that is just a fact
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Once you cut it you test it and keep testing it until you the vswr correct
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The antenna will work for gmrs it just needs to be cut to work and tested
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
You need to test the antenna every year or 6 months depending on weather conditions and where you drive
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Vswr testing is required on all cellular systems
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Most of them have auto test now in the equipment but in the old school days i had to manually test those big cell sites and it took time
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Am able to sendreceive clearly up to 45 miles with my 50w mobile
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