3 review articles in this category branch, ordered by product demand and buyer signal strength.
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.
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.