Today I am reviewing the Baofeng Whip VHF/UHF 144/430Mhz Antenna. It’s important to note that this has an SMA-F connection that should work with Baofeng HT’s. Many GMRS and Ham Radio RT owners are familiar with Baofeng, as the company is known for making the Read More …
Today I am reviewing the BAOFENG VHF/UHF 18.8-inch 144/430MHz Tactical (Folding) Antenna. It’s important to note that this has an SMA-F connection that should work with Baofeng HT’s. Many GMRS and Ham Radio RT owners are familiar with Baofeng, as the company is known for Read More …
I recently had to check out the 20-1300MHz Police Scanner Antenna from TREADALT-TEC for under $16. Wasn’t expecting much, because after all, when it came, realized how small it was and the magnet is also very small (I would not use this on a vehicle). Read More …
For those who use handheld radios (GMRS or Ham Radio) are familiar with Nagoya and their super popular $20 Nagoya 771 antenna which spawned so many clones by other companies trying to capitalize on the popularity of the Nagoya 771. Known for their quality but Read More …
For those who use handheld radios (GMRS or Ham Radio) are familiar with Nagoya and their super popular $20 Nagoya 771 antenna which spawned so many clones by other companies trying to capitalize on the popularity of the Nagoya 771. Known for their quality but Read More …
Tactical antennas have those who like them and those who don’t like them and think they are just a gimmick, but the truth is a good tactical antenna that can reach tall heights can be positive. But it’s also important to note that sometimes, certain Read More …