What company makes these antennas?
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Artec is the only name I am aware of, but most electronic companies have Chinese companies manufacture their products and just add their names.
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This little blue antenna comes with all different brand names & white decor on it but they are all the same antenna. It's from China somewhere & the manufacturer doesn't matter anyway. I've bought several of them & the one you order (by delivered price, hopefully) will work great if you're within range of your local broadcast towers.
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i do not own the antenna, it wouldn't work because we live in vally with lots of trees. i did not know who makes them, i sold the antenna!
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Beth do not buy. I returned mine. It is cheaap and did not pick up any over the air stations. Bill F. apt 3-C. I bought a different brand and picked up 21 stations in Brooklyn
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The only "Artec" I could find makes laser scanners and face recognition systems. I don't know if they make this antenna but it works great and is undervalued,
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Looking on Facebook in the name Baofeng, they state they are the main distributor for the GT3. They go on to offer a triband antenna and first list it as SMA Male connector, then underneath that show it as SMA Female. But then it seems quite pointless to even offer a triband antenna for a band which no Baofeng covers. Ask RadioMart - and maybe even suggest they correct the entry linked to their Facebook page .
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I'm not sure. The 2 that I bought came with peel & stick labels and I never really paid that much attention to it until I read your question, so we both may have been duped, if you're referring to a label that's actually etched into the base of the antenna with a laser. That may explain the really low price, because I was ready to buy 2 "Diamond" brand antennas at twice the price from H.R.O. until a fellow H.A.M. operator put me onto this one. All I know is that both of the antennas that I purchased seem to work as expected and I guess that's what really counts. Sorry, I wish I could be of more help. I'm not sure. The 2 that I bought came with peel & stick labels and I never really paid that much attention to it until I read your question, so we both may have been duped, if you're referring to a label that's actually etched into the base of the antenna with a laser. That may explain the really low price, because I was ready to buy 2 "Diamond" brand antennas at twice the price from H.R.O. until a fellow H.A.M. operator put me onto this one. All I know is that both of the antennas that I purchased seem to work as expected and I guess that's what really counts. Sorry, I wish I... » Read More I'm not sure. The 2 that I bought came with peel & stick labels and I never really paid that much attention to it until I read your question, so we both may have been duped, if you're referring to a label that's actually etched into the base of the antenna with a laser. That may explain the really low price, because I was ready to buy 2 "Diamond" brand antennas at twice the price from H.R.O. until a fellow H.A.M. operator put me onto this one. All I know is that both of the antennas that I purchased seem to work as expected and I guess that's what really counts. Sorry, I wish I could be of more help. « Show Less
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Yes, I have them in mine. You should buy a better antenna for it. The one it comes with is rather limited.
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They're both the same antenna as indicated by the model number, NA-771. Nagoya manufactures the antenna and it's sold by different companies so the pricing, although close, is a spread a little bit. The NA-771 I have is a very good antenna and much better than the stock Baofeng antenna that came with the radio. It has a MUCH longer range and allows me to hit various repeaters as far away as 35 miles on a good day.
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I do not know the answer. I have always received good information from calling 1-800-732-2677 Radio Systems. They have always been on top of things. Sorry I could not help more.
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I am sorry, I cannot honestly remember if there were any with the antenna I purchased.
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No these are normal fiberglass antennas if you are looking for something more flexible please try a Firestik FL3 or FL4.
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I suggest the 220 specific antenna (NA-702) made by Nagoya. They also have a few 144/440 based antennas (701/771) but they do not work well on 220.
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They sell those at the www.Countycomm.com web site under Other Items. Great Website, they meke them themselves here in the USA.
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Don't know. I published a new picture of the old and new antennas which you an compare to your Sony. Hope this helps.
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I don't know. Most things electronic these seem to be fcc compliant.I do know it's very fussy machine and helps to be aimed at the tower or a tower if possible. I had a wilson Yaggi antenna(high quality) and still the signal in my area was hit or miss
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The connectors for these antennas are RP-SMA (reverse polarity SMA - see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMA_connector#Reverse_polarity_SMA). If the connectors on the back of your PC look like the large connectors on the cables included with these antennas, they should work.
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Antennas Direct is not a participant in the CEA color coding scheme which we view as too inaccurate and too simplistic. Please contact Antennas Direct at 877-825-5572 or visit our website to ask us for assistance. Antennas Direct Tech Support
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The antenna jack is MCX and it's magnetic mount. Not a very good antenna though. Highly recommend an upgrade.
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Made in China for an American company (home office Chicago). http://www.radioflyer.com/
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Not really sure where the antennas made. It goes right straight in to the the retractor. You don't really plug it in anywhere. Mine ended up being about 4 inches too long so the antenna never adjusted properly. It sticks up and it's called home our wash is.