📡 Enhance Communication: Bingfu VHF UHF Car Truck Police Scanner Adhesive Mount Antenna for Uniden Bearcat, Whistler, Radio Shack Radio Scanner - Ideal for Ham Radio, Amateur Radio, and Mobile Scanners! Review

I have this on my Whistler TRX1 when I have it in my truck. It got stuck on the rear window (inside) just below the third brake light. We recently had a mass and I could clearly hear the message from 15 to 20 miles away. It captures our county's backbone system (fire and emergency services), but I pretty much only have to scan their system. I put it in the radio, not the antenna.

The stainless steel telescopic antenna is really annoying in the car. Put it on in ten minutes. I used velcro so you can move the dipole vertically if you like! Put it on the roof of my truck and it didn't work at all, move it to the window like the instructions say which is great, I also bought one for Ham's cabin, both BCT15X scanners added 14-24 miles to my range and for the price I say it's a win. Yes, this is a Chinese quality control device, so be kind to the wire, don't close the door or

This is one of those "I wish I had this on me" devices. The production is above average. The coaxial cable is marked, but too small for my old eyes. The antenna consists of two rubber duckies installed in the form of a dipole. Undoubtedly, it has severe reception losses, but with relatively powerful transmitters for local police and fire stations, or a local repeater, this is sufficient for most scanners. This is not a DX antenna. This is a simple, fast surveillance antenna that you can attach…

I originally bought this for my new Uniden Bearcat Trunk Scanner but ended up with an Anytime Dual Band Two Way Radio having been a first responder for over 30 years. I just had to find the right adapter. Bingfu VHF UHF Car Truck Antenna for Anytime Two Way Radio. It works great for both TX and RX. I also bought a second one for the scanner I originally bought the antenna for and I attached it to my bedroom window (inside). I live in an extremely rural area and in the middle of the South Jersey

The stainless steel telescopic antenna is very annoying in the car. Installs in ten minutes. I used velcro so I can move the dipole vertically if I want! Put it on the roof of my truck and it didn't work at all, put it by the window as the instructions say, it's great, I also bought one for Ham's cabin, both BCT15X scanners have my range around 14-24 Miles increased and for the price I say it's a win. Yes, this is Chinese QC gear, so be kind to the wire, don't close the door and don't crank the

This is one of those "I wish I had this" devices. The production is above average. The coaxial cable is labeled but too small for my old eyes. The antenna basically consists of two rubber duckies mounted in the shape of a dipole. Undoubtedly, it has severe reception losses, but with relatively powerful transmitters for local police and fire stations, or a local repeater, this is sufficient for most scanners. This is not a DX antenna. This is a simple, fast surveillance antenna that you can…

I originally bought these for my new Uniden Bearcat Trunk Scanner but ended up with an Anytime Dual Band Two Way Radio as I'm a "First Responder" have been for over 30 years. I just needed to find an adapter to fit the Bingfu VHF UHF Car Truck Antenna for Anytime Two Way Radio. And it works great for both TX and RX. I also bought a second one for the scanner I originally bought the antenna for and I attached it to my bedroom window (inside). I live in a very rural area and in the middle of the…