Long Range Two Way Radio Antenna Compatibility Chart

　　Long Range Two Way Radio Antenna Compatibility Chart

　　Choosing a long - range two - way radio antenna that is compatible with your radio equipment is the first step to ensuring smooth communication. Our comprehensive compatibility chart is designed to help you quickly find the right antenna model for your device, saving you time and avoiding the hassle of mismatched equipment.

　　How to Use the Compatibility Chart

　　The chart is organized by radio brands and models, with corresponding compatible antenna models listed. To use it:

　　Locate the brand of your two - way radio in the left - hand section.

　　Find the specific model of your radio under that brand.

　　Check the associated details to see the recommended long - range antenna models that are fully compatible with your radio.

　　For each antenna model, additional details such as connector type, frequency range, and maximum gain are provided for further reference.

　　Key Information Included in the Chart

　　Radio Brand & Model: Covers mainstream brands such as Motorola, Kenwood, Icom, Hytera, and more, including both popular and newer models.

　　Compatible Antenna Model: Our specially designed long - range antennas that match the radio's specifications.

　　Connector Type: Indicates the type of connector (e.g., SMA, BNC, N - type) needed for a secure connection between the antenna and the radio.

　　Frequency Range: Shows the frequency bands that the antenna supports, ensuring it aligns with the radio's operating frequencies (e.g., VHF, UHF, dual - band).

　　Maximum Gain: Highlights the antenna's gain level, which directly affects the signal transmission distance and strength.

　　Example Excerpt from the Compatibility Chart

　　For Motorola radios, the XPR7550 model is compatible with the AN - LRM01 antenna. This antenna features an SMA - Male connector, supports the VHF (136 - 174MHz) frequency range, and has a maximum gain of 6dBi.

　　When it comes to Kenwood, the TK - 5220 radio works well with the AN - LRK02 antenna. It has a BNC - Female connector, operates in the UHF (400 - 512MHz) range, and offers a maximum gain of 5dBi.

　　Icom's IC - F5061D radio is compatible with the AN - LRI03 antenna. This antenna comes with an N - Type - Male connector, supports the Dual - Band (VHF/UHF) frequency range, and boasts a maximum gain of 7dBi.

　　For Hytera's PD785 radio, the compatible antenna is AN - LRH04. It has an SMA - Female connector, operates in the UHF (400 - 470MHz) range, and has a maximum gain of 5.5dBi.

　　Note: This is an excerpt. The full chart includes more brands and models, which can be obtained by contacting our customer service team.

　　Why Compatibility Matters

　　Using an incompatible antenna can lead to a range of issues:

　　Signal Loss: Mismatched impedance between the antenna and radio can cause significant signal loss, reducing transmission distance and audio clarity.

　　Equipment Damage: In some cases, a poorly matched antenna may cause excessive power reflection, damaging the radio's transmitter.

　　Wasted Investment: An incompatible antenna will not function properly with your radio, rendering your purchase useless until a compatible model is found.

　　Accessing the Full Compatibility Chart

　　Our complete Long Range Two Way Radio Antenna Compatibility Chart covers hundreds of radio models from leading brands worldwide. To obtain a copy:

　　Visit our official website and navigate to the "Resources" section, where you can download the PDF version for free.

　　Contact our sales team via email or phone, and we will send the chart directly to you.

　　Scan the QR code on our product packaging or promotional materials to access the interactive online version, which is regularly updated with new radio and antenna models.

　　Expert Support for Compatibility Questions

　　If you cannot find your radio model in the chart or have any doubts about compatibility, our team of technical experts is ready to assist. With years of experience in the industry, they can provide personalized recommendations based on your specific radio model, usage scenario, and communication needs. Simply share details about your equipment, and we will help you find the perfect antenna match.