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HT whip antenna
Maybe out of context of this group but I'm looking for some intelligent answers.
Anyone know of a "good" whip for HT use? ?Dual band would be nice, but better yet a triband better. ?I' tried a few models from Diamond, Comet and some "white box" ones from China. However the return loss is poor to unusable in the area of 8 ~ 0 db respectively. I have more results on the web site, but don't wanna bore the readers.?
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Have you tried any of the antenna groups? Lou WA5LOU On Thu, Feb 20, 2025 at 2:26?PM K7SRG via <srg734=[email protected]> wrote:
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Why not stick with what came with the radio? Every Kenwood I've had worked great with the original antenna.
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I still use the original on the G71 I have. The F6 I had to replace because I caught it in a door...I did change that one out for the Vertex quadband antenna which gave me some 6M rx capability-plus it was much cheaper. But that's been working great too. I don't think much of the ham grade aftermarket antennas, especially the big long ones. They catch on things, break easy, and don't work enough better to justify spending the money on them. On 2/20/2025 2:31 PM, Lou WA5LOU via groups.io wrote:
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I completely agree. Kenwood ships their radios with the best antennas suited for them.
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Gary On 2/20/2025 2:19 PM, Jim Barbour via groups.io wrote:
Why not stick with what came with the radio? Every Kenwood I've had worked great with the original antenna. |
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