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Best? I don't know if there is such a thing. However, I use the Comet CA-2x4SR and really like it. It's broadbanded and performs well:

BROADBAND VHF/UHF Dual Band Antenna
CA-2x4SR: Designed to assist Search & Rescue Volunteers and Professionals
1.5:1 or less SWR: 140-160/435-465MHz
Gain: 3.8/6.2dBi
Max Power: 150 watts
Length: 40 inches
Connector: PL-259
Fold-over hinge included
The CA-2x4SR is a broad-band antenna designed for those needing voice communications on the ham radio, land mobile, and FRS frequency ranges.
When the amateur radio community is working together with local search and rescue and other public service agencies, the CA-2x4SR antenna allows TX and RX capability in both bands!
The coverage area and gain provided by the CA-2x4SR is remarkable. Whether used on VHF or UHF or both, it is an asset to the communications needs of amateurs and land mobile users simultaneously.

<blockquote data-quote="Moleculo" data-source="post: 200529" data-attributes="member: 1">Best? I don&#039;t know if there is such a thing. However, I use the Comet CA-2x4SR and really like it. It&#039;s broadbanded and performs well:&nbsp;BROADBAND VHF/UHF Dual Band AntennaCA-2x4SR: Designed to assist Search &amp; Rescue Volunteers and Professionals1.5:1 or less SWR: 140-160/435-465MHzGain: 3.8/6.2dBiMax Power: 150 wattsLength: 40 inchesConnector: PL-259Fold-over hinge includedThe CA-2x4SR is a broad-band antenna designed for those needing voice communications on the ham radio, land mobile, and FRS frequency ranges.When the amateur radio community is working together with local search and rescue and other public service agencies, the CA-2x4SR antenna allows TX and RX capability in both bands!The coverage area and gain provided by the CA-2x4SR is remarkable. Whether used on VHF or UHF or both, it is an asset to the communications needs of amateurs and land mobile users simultaneously.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Moleculo, post: 200529, member: 1"] Best? I don't know if there is such a thing. However, I use the Comet CA-2x4[COLOR=#ff0000][B]SR [/B][/COLOR]and really like it. It's broadbanded and performs well: [I]BROADBAND VHF/UHF Dual Band Antenna[/I] [I]CA-2x4[COLOR=#ff0000][B]SR[/B][/COLOR]: Designed to assist [B][COLOR=#ff0000]S[/COLOR][/B]earch & [B][COLOR=#ff0000]R[/COLOR][/B]escue Volunteers and Professionals[/I] [I][B]1.5:1 or less SWR:[/B] 140-160/435-465MHz[/I] [I][B]Gain:[/B] 3.8/6.2dBi[/I] [I][B]Max Power:[/B] 150 watts[/I] [I][B]Length:[/B] 40 inches[/I] [I][B]Connector:[/B] PL-259[/I] [I]Fold-over hinge included[/I] [I]The CA-2x4SR is a broad-band antenna designed for those needing voice communications on the ham radio, land mobile, and FRS frequency ranges.[/I] [I]When the amateur radio community is working together with local search and rescue and other public service agencies, the CA-2x4SR antenna allows TX and RX capability in both bands![/I] [I]The coverage area and gain provided by the CA-2x4SR is remarkable. Whether used on VHF or UHF or both, it is an asset to the communications needs of amateurs and land mobile users simultaneously.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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