FPR1981
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I absolutely love my two Tram magnet mount antennas. I first bought the 300, and having been so impressed with it, I ordered the 3500.
The 300 is basically a Little Wil with a Tram badge, and the 3500 is the Wilson 1000 equivalent. They were $29.99 and $39.99, respectively. Prices have gone up some, however.
The 300 is now $33.99 and the 3500 is $49, in best deal scenarios.
These antennas perform exceptionally well. I regularly talk mobile to base in distances that are 30 minutes away. In some instances I make some great mobile to mobile a similar distance.
Last night I was coming back to Mount Vernon, Ohio from Nashport, Ohio. I made contact with two bases in Newark, Ohio and talked to them all the way back to my city. There was another guy out there who was further than they were and we talked as I was just outside my city.
I regularly get told how good my mobile rig performs. And it's a mere Maxon MCB-30 that's tiny. I've been told, "you could tell me you're on a Connex and I'd believe you."
I put both on my car for a photographic comparison. Since getting the 3500, I put the 300 on my twin sons Blazer. They run my Realistic TRC-216 handheld with an external mic and antenna adapter, and even at half power, I talk to them from their grandma's driveway to my house, they're throwing me a 5db carrier swinging 7db, and their grandma lives 5.5 miles away in a valley.
If you want Wilson quality for less money, these antennas are the answer.
The 300 is basically a Little Wil with a Tram badge, and the 3500 is the Wilson 1000 equivalent. They were $29.99 and $39.99, respectively. Prices have gone up some, however.
The 300 is now $33.99 and the 3500 is $49, in best deal scenarios.
These antennas perform exceptionally well. I regularly talk mobile to base in distances that are 30 minutes away. In some instances I make some great mobile to mobile a similar distance.
Last night I was coming back to Mount Vernon, Ohio from Nashport, Ohio. I made contact with two bases in Newark, Ohio and talked to them all the way back to my city. There was another guy out there who was further than they were and we talked as I was just outside my city.
I regularly get told how good my mobile rig performs. And it's a mere Maxon MCB-30 that's tiny. I've been told, "you could tell me you're on a Connex and I'd believe you."
I put both on my car for a photographic comparison. Since getting the 3500, I put the 300 on my twin sons Blazer. They run my Realistic TRC-216 handheld with an external mic and antenna adapter, and even at half power, I talk to them from their grandma's driveway to my house, they're throwing me a 5db carrier swinging 7db, and their grandma lives 5.5 miles away in a valley.
If you want Wilson quality for less money, these antennas are the answer.