Is this what they call a "stubby"? or a regular size antenna?
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Seems to be the same size as my factory antenna was, I wouldn't say stubby at all.
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There was a two 3dbi & a two 9dbi antenna in the 2-pack that I bought. Be warned, the 9dbi is just shy of being a weapon. It's large.
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It's a small wire antenna. I live out but seem to get good reception whenever I use it and the sounds is good hope this helps
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L 11 x W 10 x D 3/4 Mine works great I get more channels with this antenna than I have with any other. Upwards of 20 I think I havent counted in awhile
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I haven't notice a difference with the stubby antenna. One thing for sure it looks better than the stock one
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I don't know the technical term, but it looks like one of those 'fancy' CB 'rubber duck antenna'--twist--connectors. (It is quite durable.) The answer provided by 'Dr.Littles' is probably correct--"TNC or 'Threaded BNC'".
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Yes. I found it MUCH better than the stock antenna AND the 701 models! It's a bit long from some and the tip popped off one and is lost, but that is it.
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Most antennas are threaded in a universal size. Thee did make a BIG difference on my signal range - used them on a Cisco router.
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Hi: The antenna that I bought was a large triangular shaped one at Radio Shack (the most expensive one; although not too bad pricewise). It worked fairly well, and brought in the most TV stations. Sorry, I threw away the box and don't know the model number, but it was the only triangle shaped one they had.
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the actual measurement of that antenna pole is slightly over one inch in diameter and does not fit the actual antenna itself i eventually used a piece of pvc pipe peter g cooper
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Have no idea what these dimension s are of. The magnetic antenna which fits on the outside is less than a couple inches square , their is an attached wire 20 ft Long with a small plug on the end that attaches to the receiver. It's small and simple , enjoy
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I never compared any models to this antenna. I did my research and this one came out on top. After I installed it, it proved my research correct.
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I highly recommend your own antenna if you want to get the most distance out of the transmitter. I still got a solid mile easy with it, no sound degradation. But the connector on mine was loose so if it wasn't balanced vertically it would fall over. It was about 3 feet extended, maybe 10" folded, between 1/4"-1/8" diameter. Pretty normal looking radio antenna, just used for transmitting instead of receiving. :-P Any more questions I'll try to answer, but extreme specifics I'll have to ask the guy at my church cause I gave it to them for drive in movies. :-)
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Not very well, it works ok fully extended. The best Antennas I have are the Nagoya 701 and 771, they are fixed length but work awesome. The 701 is the short one 7" and the 771 is about 15".
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this optional antenna is 12 inches tall. the standard antenna is 4 inches tall. we get equally good performance with AT&T and Verizon signals.
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http://www.rakuten.com/prod/wilson-308433-antenna-6-1-dbi/208787476.html?listingId=-1&scid;=pla_google_rakuten.com&adid;=18164&gclid;=CIH2zYqKu74CFceCfgodqg0ARQ13.5 feet. Amazon should have listed this.
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Little further explanation, it screws off the base so you should be able to screw it onto your base as long as the threads are the same which I believe they would be. Have not seen an antenna with a base any different than another in regards to the threads being metric or standard. Been a solid antenna.Hope this helps.