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The Nagoya NA-771 is a 15.6-inch dual-band whip antenna for handheld ham radios and scanners with an SMA-female port. Nagoya rates it at 2.15 dBi gain on 144 and 430 MHz, up to 10 watts, and VSWR under 1.5:1. It is the common upgrade over the short stock rubber duck on BaoFeng, BTECH, AnyTone and Kenwood HTs. Owners report better range and clearer receive on both bands, though the long whip is less convenient to carry and the SMA-female base only fits radios with an SMA-male port.
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Owners of BaoFeng and similar HTs commonly describe the NA-771 as a clear step up from the stock antenna, with better receive and transmit range. Complaints center on its length and on counterfeits sold under the Nagoya name.
The Nagoya NA-771 is a dual band VHF/UHF antenna for handheld radios, covering 144 and 430 MHz. It has a flexible whip design and an SMA female base. It is meant to improve performance on a handheld radio or wideband scanner.
It fits BaoFeng, BTECH and AnyTone radios, and any other radio with an SMA-female antenna port. Listed compatible models include the BaoFeng UV-82, UV-5R (all models), BF-F8HP and BF-F8+, and a range of Kenwood TK models.