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usbroway SMA-Female Portable Antenna 31.5-Inch Dual Band 144/430Mhz Camouflage
Dual-band 144/430 MHz foldable antenna with SMA-female connector, 5.2 dBi gain and 20 W power rating for extended handheld radio range
- TypeTwo-way Radio
- Extend range with 5.2 dBi gain on 144/430 MHz bands
- Handle up to 20 W input for reliable transmission
- Foldable 31.5-inch design packs away for easy transport
- SMA-female connector fits Baofeng, Kenwood, AnyTone and Wouxun radios
- Camouflage finish blends into outdoor environments
31.5-Inch Dual-Band Portable Antenna
This foldable antenna covers 144 and 430 MHz with an SMA-female connector. It is built for handheld two-way radios and rated for 20 watts maximum input. The 5.2 dBi gain helps extend communication range. Camouflage finish suits outdoor use.
Suits operators with compatible SMA-female radios
Works with listed Baofeng models such as UV-5R, BF-F8HP, UV-82 and UV-82L series. Also fits listed Kenwood models including TK-240, TK-250, TK-260, TK-270, TK-340, TK-350, TK-360 and TK-370 series. Not for radios that use a different connector type or require higher power handling.
Handles 144/430 MHz at up to 20 watts
The 5.2 dBi gain provides noticeable range improvement on VHF and UHF bands. Performance drops when transmit power exceeds the 20 watt limit. Foldable design adds portability but does not change the electrical limits.
Highlights
- Extend range with 5.2 dBi gain on 144/430 MHz bands
- Handle up to 20 W input for reliable transmission
- Foldable 31.5-inch design packs away for easy transport
- SMA-female connector fits Baofeng, Kenwood, AnyTone and Wouxun radios
- Camouflage finish blends into outdoor environments
Specifications
| Type | Two-way Radio |
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Questions about this item
My handheld has an SMA-female jack — will this antenna screw straight onto it?
Yes, the antenna uses an SMA-female connector that mates directly with the SMA-male port found on the listed Baofeng, Kenwood, AnyTone and Wouxun models.
I still use a Kenwood TK-260G — does the 144/430 MHz tuning cover its VHF and UHF channels?
The antenna is cut for 144 MHz and 430 MHz, matching the VHF and UHF bands used by the TK-260G and the other Kenwood models listed.
After fitting it, how can I confirm the 5.2 dBi gain is actually improving my signal?
Compare received signal strength or audio clarity on a known simplex frequency before and after swapping antennas; a noticeable increase indicates the gain is working.
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