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HYS Dual-Band NMO 20 inch Antenna
- Centre Frequency: 144/430;VSWR:< 1.5;
- Gain: 144MHz (3.0dBi),430MHz(5.0dBi) ; Maximum Power Input-watts:100W;
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HYS Amateur Dual Band NMO Base Antenna
- The HYS antenna features VHF of 144/430 MHz (136-174MHz and 400-470Mhz) with VSWR:< 1.5.
- The antenna features great specifications with vertical polarization.
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HYS 118-940MHz Tunable NMO Antenna
- The HYS antenna features 118-940Mhz with VSWR:< 1.5
- Gain: 2.15dBi for better TX and RX
- NMO antenna tunable from 118 to 940MHz via cut Stainlees Steel
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HYS NMO Base Tri-Magnet Mount for All NMO Antenna
- W/5M(16.4ft) Low-loss RG58 Coaxial Cable PL-259 Plug
- Diameter: 225mm/ 8.8inch, Pull Strength 66 lbsB
- lack steel magnet housing with Rubber Sleeve, Soft Rubber Sleeves on magnets for scratch-resistance
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HYS NMO Mount Magnetic Base for Radio Antenna
- NMO Connection Style W/5M(16.4ft) RG58 Coaxial Cable PL-259 Plug
- NMO Mount Magnetic base:Height: 30mm/1.18";Base Diameter: 90mm/ 3.54"
- Size 3.54" Magnetic Base Pull Strength 30.8 lbs
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TCJ-N1 3/8" to 3/4" Hole Mount, NMO to PL259
13 feet NMO cable connected easily with the antenna and there is plenty of cable to reach an antenna mounted practically anywhere on your vehicle/car.
Rahn Abbott
2025-08-02 11:40:58
I didn't take a picture because with the cable installed it's all hidden in the car. But both ends are finished off well. It is sturdy and it will work well. Happy with the purchase.
Mike
2025-07-23 14:31:14
Used for the install of a MRS radio in a Dodge truck
Steve Brazas
2025-07-19 14:56:03
Not the highest quality cable, but very much does the job, no noticeable feedback with the GMRS radio and works very well as an interim cable for a temporary antenna placement. Good value for the price
Robert S. Miller
2025-07-08 10:32:36
I was hesitant to purchase because of the price, but it seems fairly decent. The underside of the N connector IS NOT WEATHERPROOF. You will need to apply liquid electrical tape to waterproof this. There is a 'dust cap' but that doesn't really fit properly anyway. On the other end, the strain relief on the UHF connector was just sliding up and down the coax. I wrapped the connection with 2 wraps of electrical tape and that gave it enough thickness to keep the strain relief in place. Continuity checks out and swr is good so we'll see how longevity goes. I'll find out tomorrow how it goes with noise as some has said they have increased engine and electronics noise with the coax. I had zero noise previously, so we'll see how that goes.
Timothy Postma II
2025-04-20 16:06:27
The connector on both ends work great. I cut off the pl259 on the end to route is easier and shorten excess cable.One thing I noticed is the copper outer wire in the cable is not supper high density meaning it doesn’t have a lot of strands. I didnt knock off any stars because the signal is still strong and has no noise so I don’t think it matters just a observation
Tommy
2025-03-09 10:57:16
Exact fit.
Robertf
2025-02-19 16:05:46
Ok quality for the money I guess. While adding some liquid tape, I didn’t notice at first, there’s some corrosion in the solder joint. It was gray and I thought it was solder. Upon closer observation, the Gnd/Negative part of the cable had no connection, not even a strand! I cut off the plastic shield on the bottom and resoldered both connections. At least there’s actually copper in the RG58.
stephen e
2025-01-15 18:17:31
Not damaged, easy I stall and as described.
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