scary812
Member
I know this comes up countless times and I already know and understand that there really is no one Antenna Fits all bands scenario.
Being some what of a Noob and outdated with the newer radio technologies, How do others cope with multiple antennas to listen to multi band frequencies?
As your aware the can scan 25.00 - 1300 Mhz. I'd like to have that range to listen to. But not sure how to accomplish this. Discone antennas have taken a beating from you guys in reviews. I was looking at the Austin Ferrett, but yup, it's a horrible antenna as well.
So am I stuck with the stock Uniden Antenna?
Being some what of a Noob and outdated with the newer radio technologies, How do others cope with multiple antennas to listen to multi band frequencies?
As your aware the can scan 25.00 - 1300 Mhz. I'd like to have that range to listen to. But not sure how to accomplish this. Discone antennas have taken a beating from you guys in reviews. I was looking at the Austin Ferrett, but yup, it's a horrible antenna as well.
So am I stuck with the stock Uniden Antenna?