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Question: Has anyone used this antenna with the Yaesu FT-2900R?  How well does it work?
Document: This antenna is built very well, easy to tune and so far have work flawlessly. I have used many mag mounts and many antennas. I have found that this antenna is above the fold, I have this because I like to remove my antenna to prevent theft and have multi vehicles with hood (fender) mounts, trunk mounts and my mobile mag mount, this antenna is easy to remove/install and move where needed. Its been months now and this is my new favorite antenna.
I recommend this antenna (along with a good trunk lid mount rather than a mag mount) to anyone stuck with deciding just what to get. You'll like this setup - it has an excellent cost/performance ratio.I would like to add that I used to have an Icom IC-706 Mark II (HF/UHF/VHF - all mode) and was using a Diamond dual band antenna for UHF/VHF and the BROWNING BR-180 performs every bit as well as the much more expensive Diamond.
I purchased the Browning BR-180 antenna together with a Browning BR311 NMO trunk mount kit for use with my new Yaesu FT-8800R VHF/UHF transceiver. My objective was a quick painless mobile installation without having to drill any holes in my car.Frankly, my expectations for the antenna were not set too high due to its low cost. My previous experience is that you truly get what you pay for in most cases.
I purchased one of these antennas to use on my pick-up 5 years ago. It is still going strong with out any issues. It was tuned close right out of the package. Only needed minor adjustment on the 70 cm portion of the antenna. This antenna has some great gain and I am able to call my home repeater from several counties in the area. I am using this antenna with a Yaesu FT-8800. I have now purchased a second one for my wife's new car.
Mounted on a Chevy Cavalier with the Browning BR311 NMO trunk mount. Yaesu FT-8900 TX @ 50W on 2m reaching ~75miles. I don't know if that's 'normal' or 'good' but it definitely is good enough for me. Works great for 6m and 70cm, haven't tried 1.25m.
I've been using this with a Yaesu FT-1900 and now FT-8800 and it seems to do quite nicely. It's easy to tune and seems durable, I even forgot and drove into a garage half way with it bending over at a 45 degree angle and it sprang back to normal just fine when I released the tension.
Great antenna! SWR perfect out the box. No complaints. This went well with my 2900R. Mounted well on my truck.
My antenna came completely assembled and packed well in a triangle box. The picture is condensed but the description of size is accurate. Mine was ever-so-slightly bent above the base which makes for a not-exactly-perpendicular stance on the truck.Reception is as good as a quarter-wave with the same ground plane. Ultra clear dx. I would recommend this for anyone who doesn't have an adequate ground plane although I mounted my smack dead center of the roof using a permanent NMO.
I bought this antenna to connect it to my Yaesu handheld transceiver when I'm out driving. It performs really well. Distant repeaters sound clear, and I'm told that I transmit a good, clear signal by those who hear me.This is a 1/2 ' antenna, making it 37 inches long, so consider that and the vehicle it will be installed on.
I bought the BR-180 along with the browning magnet mount. It didn't work, antenna analyzer showed no resonance anywhere.As it was new I simply sent it backOver a month later, I really needed an antenna, decided to try this again as in spite of it not working it did appear solid and well made, and other reviews didnt show problems. Threw it on a pie tin and the darn thing worked great!
Answer: I use a FT-10R, FD-957D and a VX-8DR handheld, this works well with all of them... Very sturdy good for harsh weather but have not compared to any other antenna except to a Yaesu ATAS-120 (not an extreme weather antenna)...