TWAYRDIO NMO Dual Band Antenna, 144MHz VHF and 430MHz UHF Two Way Antenna for Motorola Kenwood Icom Vertex Blackbox HYT Hytera Mobile Radios, Requires NMO Mount

Attached to my Jeep using a fender mount that was designed for a tight clean installation - looks great! SWR was amazingly low without any tuning for 2m and 70cm, too. Started put with the whip bottomed out and checked the SWR and it was no higher than 1.5:1 on 70cm and 1.2:1 on 2m. Broadband response, too. Checked with DMR repeaters 20 miles out and worked excellent with my radio. Highly recommend!

This antenna was an absolute steal. It works as a tri-band antenna. 143-147mhz 1.2 swr, 443-446mhz 1.4 swr and 467mhz was 1.6 swr. Measurements were checked on a Rigexpert and mounted with on a Bulletproof Diesel 3rd break light NMO mount. I utilize Ham 2m/70cm frequency’s as well as GMRS. This antenna feels pretty durable and sits at 21” in hight. Im connected to handheld radio with 5 watts and hitting all the repeaters in my area. Before my transmit signal was not very clear from inside the vehicle. With this antenna I’m getting good feedback on my clarity. Im very happy with this purchase. I was leaning on getting a Scan-III for much more money. Dont be hesitant about the brand name or quality. This antenna will work.

Works as intended. Quality is decent.

Decent antenna I don't know about the game they claim but it definitely is a flat antenna all the way through both bands

I live in the Hudson Valley/Catskill region of New York with a lot or hills and mountains. I wanted to try a quarter wave antenna to see how it would do against my Comet SS680SB. I must say, it out performs the Comet down in the low spots hitting repeaters where the 680 doesn't due to the radiating angle. SWR is near perfect on VHF 2 meters and MURS, fair on 70cm, and still usable on GMRS. I had to remove an inch and a quarter off the whip to get the SWR down on UHF. I may take another quarter of an inch off to see if it helps with GMRS, but I really only use 2 meters/70cm and MURS so I may let it be. I just hope the antenna holds up long term.

I have this antenna hooked up to an Anytone 778-UV which I run in my pickup truck and I have no problem hitting GMRS and VHF repeaters 50 miles away. The antenna isn’t overly long and has plenty of power for what I need.

Good dual band antenna for the price

Functions well and no tuning was required