Base Station Antennas for VHF/UHF Bands
TekShack carries a lineup of base station antennas designed for VHF (144–148 MHz) and UHF (430–450 MHz). Fiberglass and stainless-steel construction ensure reliable performance for ham, GMRS, and commercial fixed stations needing durable, high-gain coverage.
The standout model, TRAM #1480-B 200 W Dual-Band Fiberglass Base Antenna, delivers 6 dBd (VHF) and 8 dBd (UHF) gain, supports 200 W, and includes a weather-sealed two-section radome with SO-239 connector and mounting hardware.
Whether you’re building a repeater, base station, or monitoring setup, TekShack’s antenna selection balances gain, bandwidth, and simplicity for any installation.
Top Product Picks
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TRAM 200-W Dual-Band Fiberglass Base Antenna #1480-B — 144–148 / 430–450 MHz, 6/8 dBd gain, 200 W max, includes hardware.
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TRAM 1400 VHF Aluminum Base Antenna — 135–174 MHz, 6 dBd gain, 200 W max, ≈10 ft height with stainless radials.
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TRAM 1410 Broad-Band Stainless Steel Base Antenna — Wide receive range for scanner and multi-service monitoring.
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TRAM 1411 Stainless Steel Base Antenna — 300 W max (200 W CB), wideband, SO-239 feed connector.
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Diamond X50 Dual-Band Base Antenna (2 m / 70 cm) — 4.5/7.2 dB gain, fiberglass radome, 200 W max, mast bracket included.
Starting Price: from USD 94.99 — Shop TekShack Base Antennas
FAQs About VHF/UHF Base Antennas
What frequencies do these antennas cover?
Dual-band models typically cover 144–148 MHz (VHF) and 430–450 MHz (UHF). Each TekShack listing includes full frequency and SWR specs.
Can they be used outdoors permanently?
Yes. All TekShack base antennas use UV-resistant fiberglass or stainless steel elements and include mounting hardware for year-round outdoor use.
Which connector type do they use?
Most models use SO-239 female connectors for PL-259 coax. Some high-end antennas use Type-N for reduced loss at UHF frequencies.
