Sirio SD2000N Discone Antenna vs Tram 1411 Wideband Discone Antenna

Buy the Sirio SD2000N if you need coverage up to 2000 MHz, such as 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, 1.7 GHz public safety or 1.9 GHz DECT monitoring. Buy the Tram 1411 if you want a discone that also transmits on ham and CB bands, with a stainless steel build and a 1-year warranty. The Sirio reaches higher but tops out at 2000 MHz and uses an N connector; the Tram covers 25-1300 MHz, handles 300 W on low bands and 200 W on VHF/UHF, and is the more versatile radio antenna. Owners of both report solid receive performance; the Tram's larger radial set and top whip make it bulkier on the mast.

• Choose the Sirio SD2000N if you scan or monitor above 1300 MHz and want a single discone that reaches 2 GHz.
• Choose the Tram 1411 if you transmit on CB or ham bands and want a stainless steel discone with a 1-year warranty.