Im looking to see if anyone has use this antenna for a mobile sitting Laird Tech WPD136M6C-001 [WPD136M6C-001] - $89.95 : The Antenna Farm :: , Your Two Way Radio Source!. I most montier 800 digial system but also listen to alot of UHF and VHF frederal communcations. Or any other recommendations?
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Larsen NMO 150/450/800 mobile is about half the price and in my opinon is a very good antenna. I have one mobile and one with base kit added.
mmckenna
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Expensive antenna. The base is really big, and from the reports, it takes a lot of work to get it tuned to TX right. As an antenna, it doesn't work any better than separate antennas. I wouldn't waste money on it. Go with the Larsen.
I would have to agree about the Larsen. I've had one on my car for a few months now and very pleased with it.
EMTB644
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The Larsen NMO 150/450/800 is an exceptional mobile antenna. Outstanding reception on VHF-High band.
Like everyone has said, the Larsen tri-band antenna would be a good choice. I have one and its short and sturdy and receives well.
Batt54
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So I found this post while researching antennas. My quandry is im picking up a dual band radio for 2M/70cm as well as the fire frequencies I use (153-160 range) and I don't have a lot of real estate on the top of my vehicle. I need some guidance on a good compromise antenna will be.
Batt54, please continue your discussion in your original thread: http://forums.radioreference.com/sc...278204-question-about-dual-band-antennas.html
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