When you buy a cheap ham radio handy-talkie, you usually get a little “rubber ducky” antenna with it. You can also buy many replacement ones that are at least longer. But how good are they?

If you want to cut the cord but keep live TV, you need the right antenna to tune into over-the-air broadcasts. Here's what you need to know, along with our top picks.

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Though there aren’t too many fine distinctions between good and great antennas, we checked with an antenna expert and found that there are a few technical requirements that you want to look for. At ...

I viewed my first television image when I was all of six years old. What made this event remarkable was that the TV station was some 200 miles distant—really deep fringe reception. My dad was an early ...

Marine VHF antennas have not changed much since VHF radios were adopted by recreational boaters in the 1960s. We have seen improved durability and materials, optimized transmission and reception range ...

EF Johnson Technologies, Inc. added UHF and VHF mobile radios to its 5300 ES Series Project 25 compliant products. Key features of the 5300 ES Series mobile radios include: Enhanced (AMBE+2) Project ...