UHF Fiberglass Mobile Radio Antenna, 400-470mhz GMRS Base Antenna, 17 inches SO239 Connector for Ham Radio Device Repeater Mobile Transceiver with Mount Bracket

Got this antenna for GMRS use. I live in apartments, and needed something small and stealthy. SWR is 1.3 I have talked on this antenna over 30 miles using a repeater. For being on a patio, it has good RX & TX communication

I was looking for a rugged GMRS base antenna for a repeater that was not too high gain so as to not overshoot the area directly below the repeater site. This fit the bill nicely.

I'm using this product on a btech mobile used as a base station and I'm getting great performance. Solid hit on my local repeater, which is just over 8 miles away in slightly obscured and hilly terrain. TX seems to be 5/5 from there to the entire range of the repeater. Reception appears a tad weaker compared to a yogi style I have up as well, but only just slightly. Recommend for the price point. NOVA GMRS

Got this to run my base station gmrs from home and it gets out there about 20 miles from base

Swr 2.5 or higher across the board, i made a ground plain for it still couldn't get it below 2.

It's a good stick.Lightweight, relatively easy to install, it's ok.

Swrs are way off was reading over 6/1 at 40 watts. Would not recommend for any radio. It will blow up your radio

I took a chance with this antenna being it's not a well known brand or anything. Mounted it to my roof at about 18 feet high. It's opened up a whole new world of GMRS joy for my base station. I'm able to hit a repeater 105 miles away with a clear signal. Using the Radioditty DB20-G, I'm getting an SWR of 1.01.Build quality is solid. Couldn't ask for more.