Anina Vehicle Ham Mobile Two Way Radio Antenna Dual Band VHF UHF 136-174MHz 400-470MHz, Adjustable NMO Lip Mount Bracket for Truck Hatchbacks SUV Car w/ RG58 Coaxial Cable PL-259 Connector & Rain Cup

Easy to install. Great quality , performance and value

Installed on the rear door hatch of my 2019 4Runner. Perfect cable length. Did not use the stubby antenna that comes with it and purchased a whip for the frequency band I was using. Other than that, I’d purchased again for my next external antenna mount!!

Last about 2 weeks and then it wouldn't pick up any reception no more where I moved it to.

My vehicle is one of those that has the huge glass for a roof, so I needed something to mount on the lip of the hood. Although, the hood is not metal, the fender is. When mounting this on the hood, I gently closed it to test fit the mount as it seemed like it was going to smash the fender due to the angles of the surfaces. I also can't mount it on the rear bed as I have non-metal storage boxes and the top rails are also plastic (but could drill through those to gain a solid grounding surface if needed, but then the storage boxes wouldn't open). :(I had to move the mount to the rear of the hood, so I lost my fender and now deal with a windshield. As others have said, there are no specs or anything (not even a model number) on the antenna. I'm guessing it isn't a NO GROUND NMO that would be required for this type of mount at this price.I may need to try either installing a ground or trying another antenna if I can locate one for testing. Initial SWR is at 2.1 for GMRS, so I wouldn't want to run this all the time, but can use it for short / emergency traffic.I'm sure this would work on other vehicles, but the RAM 1500 isn't a fun vehicle to try mounting things like this as a permanent intall.

It works pretty well and it’s cool that it barely sticks up on my RV

The antenna Mount is of decent build quality with a nice coating, the cable can be rotated to come out of the right or Left of the mount.Pros:* - Sturdy* - Fixed Mounting point* - NMOCons:* Has a lip on front edge that MAY contact other surfaces depending on Mounting Location.* needs to be tightened quite well to lock the system down.Overall Impression:I have a working NMO Mount on my hood for a2016 Silverado, that I don't have to worry about drilling a hole or having to change a mount point. I wish the Antenna had more information about it outside of the band frequency, what is the DB gain, is there a DB Gain.. Who manufactured the Antenna.. Etc...With that said I will probably move to a Diamond or Nagoya antenna shortly to make sure I have a good signal for my radio, but the mount works well and the antenna is nice to be able to test and validate with, for GMRS comms it will probably be just fine..