📻 Falcon 2400W 11m Dipole CB Radio Antenna for Base Station Review

Had to disassemble connector S0239 and solder coax wires directly to the wires to 'tune'. The connector seems to be too short for the PL259 and the SWR was scattered everywhere.

Hmm. I can't seem to get this to work in any orientation, position, angle, setting or whatever. The lowest SWR I could squeeze out was 4. I didn't continue to avoid burning my radio.

Connector is too short for any coax, can't tighten, SWR gets out of control. The old model they were selling was the same. Would you think of something so simple?

Looks pretty good, but I had the problem that the PL-259 cable was too short for most cables to fit properly, resulting in intermittent and high SWR. Since there is so little coax available for this antenna, I would look elsewhere.

This is a very nice, easy to install, easy to hide CB antenna. I have yet to turn it up a notch to improve its performance, but as low as it is now I can still have some distant conversations in the evenings.

Love it! Works perfectly! I currently use it in an inverted V configuration in my backyard at ground level and talk up to 50 miles away every night! Also use it in the same area as the horizontal dipole for a jump kick. In my opinion the ideal CB antenna.

This is a very nice easy to install and easy to hide CB antenna. I have yet to turn it up a notch to improve its performance, but as low as it is now I can still have some distant conversations in the evenings.

This is a well made dipole antenna. However, getting the SWR to an acceptable level will require some experimentation. The higher you can mount it outside or in your house, the easier it will be to set up. Mine is currently in the garage. This was difficult as the steel frame of the garage door reflects most of the RF. However, I eventually found that the "L" configuration on the ceiling gave an SWR of 2.0. Not great, but I can talk to local CB maniacs within a 3-5 mile radius of my house…