Comet CA-2x4SR Mobile Antenna vs Signalplus Discone Antenna 25–1300 MHz
The Comet CA-2x4SR is the better pick for anyone transmitting on 2m and 70cm from a vehicle. It is a tuned dual-band mobile whip with real gain, a fold-over hinge and a 150 W rating, and owners treat Comet's build as reliable. The Signalplus discone is a receive-first wideband antenna: it hears 25–1300 MHz including airband, CB and 1090 MHz, but its 3.5 dBi figure is nominal and it is not a gain antenna for any one band. Choose the Comet for transmit range and durability on the road; choose the Signalplus to listen across many bands from one fixed antenna.
- Choose the Comet CA-2x4SR if you transmit on 2m or 70cm from a vehicle and want gain, a fold-over hinge and a UHF mount that fits standard mobile mounts.
- Choose the Signalplus discone if you mainly listen and want one antenna covering HF, airband, VHF, UHF, GMRS and 1090 MHz, with cable and mounting hardware included.
Prices
- Comet CA-2x4SR Mobile Antenna: $94.99 at Amazon (last seen Nov 10)
- Signalplus Discone Antenna 25–1300 MHz: $145.00 at Amazon (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the Comet CA-2x4SR Mobile Antenna is $50.01 cheaper than the Signalplus Discone Antenna 25–1300 MHz at the latest prices (Nov 10)
