Has anybody used this antenna?

[Wahoos4Life]

http://www.scannermaster.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=04-540709&CartID=2


The Condor is a true Multiband design and is a first in flexible antenna technology. Tuned 1/4 wave elements are provided for improved High Band VHF, UHF and 800/1000 Mhz performance. The BNC connector is imbedded in the "Condor's" high density urethane housing to stand up to the toughest handling. Pull in the weak signals with "Condor" State of the Art technology!

Antenna type: Three Band Portable Flexible, BNC Connector
Description: A three band flexible antenna for portable scanners. Operates as a quarter wave on 150, 450 and 800 MHz. Black gloss finish, with BNC connector
Frequency Range: 150-174, 452-512, 806-896 MHz
Power Rating in Watts: 5
Gain DBD: 0dBd (Quarter Wave)
Connector Type: BNC
Size in inches: 13" high, (Flex)
Weight in lbs (net): 1
Shipping info: UPS

 

[MOTOROLANUT]

Condor

I had it's Predecessor , I remember it had a red tip and used it back in the 1990's on a Pro-43 and a Aor-8000. I never saw any spectacular claimed results, It was just too unwieldy with that long rubber duck to carry around. Just my 2 cents....

 

[prcguy]

I have one and it gives a very noticeable improvement on ust about every band over my stock PRO-96 or PRO-43 antenna. It is a little embarrassing to use in public due to its length.
prcguy