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Wide-band VHF antenna for Waris?

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Eaton90

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Hi folks!
I was very surprised to find an HT1250 VHF with such an antenna...

I thought that antennas like this only fit JEDI and XTS radios, because it has a little hole in the center of connector and there are no such a hole in waris antennas.
So the question is: is it a special waris wide band antenna or it's just a JEDI antenna screwed into HT1250? If it is latter, is it possible to do it and does the antenna need any modifications to fit?

Thanks in advance!
 

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I've never seen one of those antennas on a Waris so it's probably someone who doesn't know what they're doing. I hope they didn't ever transmit with it, that'd lead to very high SWR.
 

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Jedi antenna

It is not possible to use the Jedi antennas on the waris radios because of the waris using an MX end on the antenna and the Jedi uses an SMA.
Does anyone know if a MTX8250/9250 has an SMA antenna ? If it does it would seem you could put an SMA on your waris VHF. Anyone have one of the MTX Waris portables to confirm what antenna they use as I have never owned one.
 

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While that antenna will physically screw onto the top of the radio, it's a different connector as others have said and using it for any extended period like that will damage the radio.
 
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