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Nagoya NA-771G
Nagoya
Single-band GMRS handheld whip with up to 3 dBi gain and an SMA-Female connector.
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What you get
A 15.6-inch half-wave whip tuned to 462 MHz for GMRS handhelds. It replaces the stock antenna on radios with a removable SMA-Female connector. Nagoya rates it at up to 3 dBi gain with a VSWR of 1.5 or lower.
- Single-band GMRS whip tuned to 462 MHz
- Up to 3 dBi gain over stock handheld antennas
- SMA-Female connector for BTECH and BaoFeng-style radios
- Sold in the US by BTECH, Nagoya's official North American distributor
Pros and cons of the Nagoya NA-771G
Pros
- Up to 3 dBi of gain over the stock handheld antenna per Nagoya.
- Weighs 1.13 ounces so it adds little to a handheld.
- Sold in the US by BTECH which is Nagoya's official North American distributor.
Cons
- Rated for 10 watts so it is a handheld antenna and not a mobile one.
- Only fits radios with a removable SMA antenna so check the connector first.
Specs
- Weight
- 1.13 oz (32 g)
Why it scores 7.9
7.9/10
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Emergency features
- Works with common radios or phones
- Solar or crank charging
- Capacity listed by the maker
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