The genuine replacement antenna for the Dynascan UV-101 handheld transceiver (REF: ANT101) is engineered to deliver peak RF transmission and reception performance across the UHF commercial and PMR spectrum (400–470 MHz). Equipped with an industry-standard SMA Female connector, it provides a solid mechanical fit and efficient RF energy transfer, serving as an exact OEM replacement or a reliable compact antenna for compatible transceivers.
Weighing only 10 grams and featuring a slim, flexible profile, this antenna offers exceptional handling during daily shifts without adding bulk or snagging on gear. The SMA Female termination at the base makes it broadly compatible with professional UHF handheld radios as well as license-free PMR-446 units equipped with an SMA Male chassis connector.
Why Choose the Genuine Dynascan UV-101 Antenna?
Unlike untuned generic antennas that cause high VSWR and can overheat the radio’s final power amplifier, this factory antenna is precisely tuned for 400–470 MHz to ensure efficient radiation and optimal reception range. Its molded skirt base provides a snug fit over the radio’s antenna collar, helping shield the RF connector from dust, debris, and light moisture.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Compatible Brand | Dynascan (Genuine OEM) |
| Radio Compatibility | Dynascan UV-101 and UHF radios with SMA Male chassis |
| Frequency Range | UHF 400 – 470 MHz |
| Connector Type | SMA Female (internal thread with center receptacle) |
| Nominal Impedance | 50 Ohms |
| Weight | 10 g |
| Color | Black |
Key Highlights
- Genuine factory replacement antenna for Dynascan UV-101 walkie-talkies.
- Tuned for UHF coverage across 400 to 470 MHz.
- Standard SMA Female base for radios with an SMA Male connector.
- Ultra-lightweight design weighing only 10 grams.
- Durable and flexible body built to withstand daily commercial use.
Package Contents
- 1x Genuine UHF Antenna for Dynascan UV-101 (REF: ANT101).
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I verify if my radio is compatible with this antenna?
Check the antenna mounting stud on your radio body: it must have external threading with a protruding center pin (SMA Male connector) to screw into the SMA Female base of this antenna.
Can this antenna be used on VHF frequencies?
No, this antenna is tuned specifically for the UHF band (400–470 MHz). Operating it on VHF frequencies (136–174 MHz) will result in poor range and elevated SWR.
