I have been looking around for a replacement antenna for my FT4XE and the Diamond and Nagoya antennas seem to be very popular but I know there is fakes going around. Can anyone recommend a good antenna?
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Replacement Handheld Antenna
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Re: Replacement Handheld Antenna
Diamond or Nagoya from authorized dealer.
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Re: Replacement Handheld Antenna
https://youtu.be/LVzlFTIMV5A
I did this a while back, and the conclusions are that the vast majority of antennas available are pretty poor performing. This YouTube video includes potential counterfeits and odd designs.
I did this a while back, and the conclusions are that the vast majority of antennas available are pretty poor performing. This YouTube video includes potential counterfeits and odd designs.
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Thank you, really interesting video.
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Re: Replacement Handheld Antenna
On my FT-65, the antenna which comes with it does a better job than the Nagoya.
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