Antennas
Electronics / Portable Audio & Video / CB & Two-Way Radios / Accessories / Antennas
5 review articles in this category branch, ordered by product demand and buyer signal strength.
Electronics / Portable Audio & Video / CB & Two-Way Radios / Accessories / Antennas
Electronics / Portable Audio & Video / CB & Two-Way Radios / Accessories / Headsets & Microphones
A compact, 4-inch stubby antenna built for select Motorola APX and SRX radios. It’s tuned for 764-870 MHz (7-800 GPS capability) and uses an SMA female connector, making it a good fit when you want a lower-profile antenna for belt-worn radios, with solid range outdoors but potentially reduced reception indoors.
The Prostick 2-foot fiberglass CB antenna is a compact, pre-tuned option for 26 to 29.5 MHz use with a connected CB transmitter. Buyers like its SWR-tuning ease and quality materials, with the main caveat being that it may arrive tuned closer to the low end and might require trimming for the exact band.
The Arrowmax SL24C-35L is a listen-only covert earpiece with an in-ear balanced armature speaker, ear guard fit, and a 3.5mm connection for RSM and PTT gear. Buyers report crisp voice clarity and lightweight comfort, but some mention price sensitivity, fit variability, and limited reach depending on how you route the 24-inch cable. If you need a discreet, stable earpiece for routine radio use, it can be a solid option, especially if you’re able to get the ear tip fit right.
A wide-band receive-focused glass-mount antenna designed for popular Uniden and Whistler mobile scanners. Buyers often report better reception than stock antennas, especially for P25 and local repeaters, though some note length and mounting-strength tradeoffs. If you want an easy glass-mounted upgrade with an included BNC-SMA adapter, this is worth a look.
The BCT22-K2 is a clear-coil 2-wire surveillance-style earpiece with an in-ear tube, push-to-talk lapel/collar mic, and a 2-pin connector designed for select Kenwood, BaoFeng/BTECH, and NEXEDGE/NXDN/DMR compatible models. It’s a practical choice for hands-free radio use, especially in higher-noise environments, with the main tradeoff being a bulkier mic/overall profile versus some slimmer earpieces.