Fancasee (2 Pack) BNC Radio Antenna with BNC Male Plug Jack Connector Adapter Telescopic Stainless Steel HF VHF UHF BNC Antenna for Portable Mobile Handheld Radio Scanner Police Scanner Receiver

I was looking for an antenna to stick on a super lower power (part 15 of FCC rules power) FM transmitter for hearing assistance at our church. I've taken whip antennas and added BNC connectors on them for use with a spectrum analyzer, frequency counter etc. in the past, but found this one with the BNC connector already attached, and done so that the antenna can be straight out, or 90 degrees to the connector. Perfect. The price is great too, so buying it was a no brainer. The length is ideal for a 1/4 wave antenna for the FM frequencies and matches the length of the manufacturer's original wire antenna. So one of the two went on the transmitter, the other goes into the spectrum analyzer case.

these arrive very fast..and seem to work with most all scanners ...great product.

I purchased two of these antennas - one for use with a communications service monitor and the other to replace the antenna that came with my BCD536HP scanner. The antennas fit perfectly and remain in the desired position (unlike some similar antennas). The quality of these antennas appears to be equal to or better than the original antennas that came with the monitor and scanner, yet I paid far less than I would have for an OEM antenna. Very satisfied!

Made well extends well good value for your money…..very nice.

Arrived on time . Not uaed yet.

Simple, cheap, works well for my scanner. Plus it's B&C so it mounts/dismounts quickly.

The original antenna on the scanner had broken and replacement was unavailable. This BNC antenna allowed access from a connection at the rear of the scanner, so now it works fine without needing to replace the scanner.

These antennas are OK for cheap replacements. They are made from a very light duty material and the friction segments do not hold the sections extended. I bought these to use to try and receive different frequencies on An handheld scanner, the joint at the bottom of the antenna seems firm however the individual segments tend to move around a lot.