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HYS BNC improve in the frequencies to improve both reception and transmit. Significantly increased the transmit range of 2-way radios.
- 136-174Mhz&400-470Mhz Portable Antenna;
- Connector: BNC; Gain:2.15dBi (144MHz) ,2.5dBi(430MHz); Color: Black.
- Maximum Power Input-watts:20W (Handheld radio less than 20W);
- It (BNC Antenna) will work with BNC female handheld radio(This antenna connector not TNC). High gain receives up to 900Mhz HT Antenna. (120/150/300/450/900 receiving only).
- This is an HYS Tactical antenna able to offer a wide range of features to choose from for your handheld transceiver or scanner.
HYS Dual Band BNC-Male Antenna
BNC interface 136-174Mhz&400-470Mhz Antenna
Two-way radio BNC interface has two small ears. Install the antenna need rotating to fix.
Compatible with Two-way handheld radio model number:
Working for Kenwood:TK100, TK200, TK210, TK220, TK300, TK310, TK320
Working for ICOM:IC-V8, IC-V80, IC-V82, IC-U82, IC-W32, V86,IC-T7H
Working for Motorola:HT440, CP500, CP520, 1015
Working for Vertex Standard:734, 834, HR146, HX300, HX320, HX400, CU32, CP/CS 5015, 0420
Working for Yaesu FT-530
Working for Wilson:HH152, HH154, HH156, HH462, HH464
Working for Alinco DJ-X10T, DJ-X2000T
Working for Uniden BC72XLT, BC75XLT, BC92XLT, BC95XLT, BC125AT, BC246T, BC296D, SC230, BCD325P2,Bearcat scanner BC125AT, Bearcat BC75XLT, BCD996P2 scanner, 365rs, SDS100, BCD 396XT, BCD325P2
Working for GRECOM (now Whistler) PSR-800 scanner whistler TRX 1
And other radios suitable for BNC connector: YAESU, TYT, HYT, BAOFENG, PUXING
Gumbi
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
I have no complaints. I put an sma to bnc adapter on my HT radio and then added this antenna to it.It works just fine. I appreciate being able to quickly switch antennas with the bnc connection.Any time you add more adapters, you introduce losses, but I am happy to trade a tiny decrease in performance for the quick disconnect nature of the bnc connection.
Eric Moritz
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
I've been rocking a NA-701 with a BNC adapter because I like the 701's size. I've been looking for a BNC antenna that was the same size and couldn't find one. Until I got this one. This is stiffer and a little bulkier than the 701 but the SWR curve is exactly the same as the 701 on my NanoVNA. I honestly like stiffy antenna. It feels more rugged than the 701.
James Manley
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2024
So far this seems like a good replacement for a broken Nagoya NA-701, but I'm using it on a handheld CLI detector, not a radio.
Sam A.
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2024
These antennas look great and function great!I have been very impressed with their performance!Well worth the money!
Captain Richard
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2023
Good price for a couple of antenna that went directly onto my radio without having to pay for the original replacement.
clstearns
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2020
This "whip" antenna is stiffer than I expected, having previously used 19" whips for my HT. But I'm sold on this: I connected it to a network analyzer, and the SWR for the ham 2m and 70cm bands is less than 1.5, as advertised. The quality of the antenna is evident. Connection point is strong (I got the BNC version), finish is clean. This product was recommended to me by another, more experienced ham, and I tell you what: this is a great HT antenna. What I really like is the more manageable size. This is the HT antenna I've been searching for.
Susan & Bill
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2020
The best swr I could get was a 5.2 and the high side was 9.9. They say it has a 1.5 at 144MHz and 430MHz. Dont beleave it. I tried 3 handhelds and 2 swr meters and no good. I will say they did real well at RX. I would have sent them back but I'm using them for my scanners. I also found the Impedance are between 28ohms and 42ohms not 50ohm.
TScabbard
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2018
These antennas are surprising. The build seems good and the SWR results were consistent on both bands. I'm using them on a HT and with my wideband receiver both are Yaesu products. The radios are performing as good as with the stock antennas.I was a little confused regarding the power ratings. This listing states 20W but the packaging it came in states 50W. I will err on the side of caution.
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