No.
It can't even reach Ellis County.
This week, I've compared the Sirio Performer 5000, a Wilson Lil Wil, and the Stryker SAR-10. Both on the car and the metal roof, the Stryker was a clear winner over the Sirio and Wilson, which were about equal. Radios were a Xiegu G90 and QT-60Pro, on skip and local traffic.
Weak SSB signals easily heard on the Stryker were gone on the other two; most noticeable was the complete disappearance of those faint voices in the distance that you can hear on an NRC radio.
Broadcast SW reception was similar on the Stryker and the Sirio; the Wilson markedly worse.
I was unimpressed with the quality of the Sirio antenna; the castings and machining are not great(or even good). Strangely, the Sirio makes more wind noise than the Stryker.
All they guys around here love their Sirio 5000s. They were surprised at the difference the Stryker made in my signal, 1-2 s-units on their RX.
Twice the price, twice the size, and about the same performance as the Lil Wil. What's not to love about the Sirio? 🤣
I can't believe anyone would put the Sirio 5000 and the Lil Wil in the same category.
but if that's your results, than that's your results.
curious..... were you transmitting with the little Wil or receiving with the Little Wil? ....if you were only transmitting with it... it will totally change your perspective.
in my test
the Lil Wil was much better receiving then I thought it would be ...but much worse transmitting then I could ever believe!
I took it out for my test in my truck..... and I was hearing WX2Watch pretty decently ( he was using a Stryker SR-A10 ) I "thought" we were talking fine at 3 miles and "ok" at 4 miles .... at 5 miles I could still hear him... ... but I could hear him at the 5 mile mark and I thought he could hear me... so I was thinking it wasn't so bad..... then later I watched the footage of WX2Watch's radio and I could hardly hear myself after 3 mile.... 4 miles I was lucky to hear every tenth word.... and by 5 miles WX2Watch's Anytone 5555 N II with Stryker SR-A10 could not hear me at all.... I was not even transmitting 4 miles clearly!... but if I had not seen the footage of the radio that had to listen to the Lil Wil I would have thought it was ok.
the Sirio sounded great on both radios... it was crystal clear out to 5 miles and sounded the same as the 3 other top antennas out to 9.13 miles
I'm not a Sirio 5000 lover... but it's performance was probably the best in "my" test of the 7 antennas..... I really hate it's ridiculous height... it was like driving around with a flagpole on my truck... and the 6 inch magnet was too big to fit between the grooves on my F-150 also when I hit something it bent and stayed bent??? I could manually straighten it ..... but most antennas don't easily bend like the Sirio 5000 did.....
but it's performance I would never question,
to be honest it was very difficult to tell the difference between the Stryker SR-A10, Wilson 1000, Tram 3500, and the Sirio fighter 5000.... the Sirio seemed to hear just a little better than the other three.
