DPD Poductions offers four antenna models for GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service). These antennas will work with any licensed GMRS radio that offers a way to connect an external antenna, including numerous Midland models, such as …

Tuned to GMRS Band: Each antenna is tuned to the GMRS Band from 462 to 467 MHz. Will work with any radio designed or programmed for the GMRS band, including the Midland MicroMobile radio models: MXT100, MXT105, MXT115 & MXT400.

This is a great antenna for people who live in apartments or condos. The Blade can also be used as a travel antenna, or even outdoors for short periods of time.

2021年3月4日 · I don’t have the DPD GMRS antenna, but I do have a DPD aviation Omni X antenna and a DPD ADSB antenna. They are very well built and I have never had any problems with either one.

2024年11月11日 · One of the best antennas that works on 2m, MURS, 70cm, and GMRS is the Comet 2x4SR. The only reason I don't use it all the time on my vehicle is the fact I park in my garage all the time. My 20" Comet SBB1 just barely clears the 7 foot garage doors and the garage opener. There are a few shorter dual band antennas that will also work for GMRS.

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2022年11月8日 · Nearly all the performance of a GMRS base station is in the antenna system, which includes the antenna, the feedline and height. Of the three antennas you list I would say DPD, no. DB-408, expensive and no. Laird 4605 no, go bigger and get the 4607 rated 7dBd or 9.15dBi gain at the very minimum.

Features Tuned to GMRS Band: Each antenna is tuned for the UHF GMRS band, with match for transmit between 450 and 470 MHz. Will work with any radio designed or programmed for the GMRS band, including the Midland MicroMobile radio models: MXT100, MXT105, MXT115 & …

2021年11月17日 · Direct Feed Point Connection: The coax is directly connected to the antenna elements, which means there's one less connector between your radio and the antenna. Each additional connector can create signal loss.

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