Anina Vehicle Ham Mobile Radio Antenna Dual Band VHF UHF 136-174/400-470 MHZ with Lip Mount Fixed Bracket W/ PL259 Male to SO239 Female Extension 16.5ft RG58 Pure Copper Coaxial Cable

I bought this to install on my Jeep. I wanted something low profile when off roading so that it wouldn't catch all the trees limbs and low hanging branches. Typically when you go with a shirt antenna you loose some range but I did not loose as much range as I expected with this antenna. Works great. Easy to install. Great signal strength for its size. Would definitely recommend this antenna.

I mounted this to the top of my work truck and have been impressed with the reception on my HT. I haven't tried to see how far I can transmit, but I've been able to pick up a local repeater over 50 miles away.

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Is work super on GMRS frequency

Update. Suprisingly it works better than I initially thought. Use it when offroading in the bush or going through car wash to protect cable from moisture .... Primarly bought for the mount and cable that is a good copy of a Diamond mount that costs twice as much without the cable and antenna. It seems to broadcasts pretty decent but does not receive as well as a taller antenna, however, the difference in RX isn't much. I really like it. I took my comet SBB5 off and started using this style antenna on a car that goes into the garage and car wash often. Very high value product that so far, after buying two, I realize I would buy another just to get the cable and mount and use the antenna for off roading, automatic car washes and whenever I'm not really needing the best performance from the antenna.

The media could not be loaded. I may come back later after this two meter antenna is on the car and working with the radio.The thing came Without Instructions if any kind. Before it goes on the car there is a certain amount of prep that happens. The mount, as hopefully you will see in the pics the mount is pretty simple. But when the fancy flat nut is on the screw shaft to the outside of the ugly standard nut, and a reasonable person would think that’s the order that the finished mount would be. Nope. I had to take the whole thing apart to get the nut and shaft in there. Because the bolt in the hinge blocked it. No Instructions. Now, I made my living for a bunch of years installing CB antennas on cars, and never did I run in to such a non intuitive setup. I can only imagine what someone who had never done one would have done. Probably installed it upside down and had a gap between the actual antenna and the mount. See my amateurish vid for clarification.

VERY CONVEINENT FOR MOUNTING ANTENNA ON JEEP WRANGLER HOOD.

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