Nagoya
Nagoya NA-320A (Tri-Band)
If you run a tri-band radio that covers 1.25m, the NA-320A is the antenna that matches it. On a plain dual-bander it offers no advantage over the cheaper NA-771.
Decision helper
Is this antenna right for you?
Yes, if you're…
- ✓Tri-band radios like the Radioddity GS-10B
- ✓Operators active on the 1.25m band
Skip it, if you're…
- ✕Dual-band-only radios (a standard NA-771 is simpler and cheaper)
- ✕Anyone not using the 1.25m band
The good and the bad
What we like
- Covers 2m, 1.25m, and 70cm
- The right match for tri-band radios
- Solid Nagoya build
What we don't
- Only worth it if your radio actually does 1.25m
- Tri-band tuning is a compromise versus a dedicated dual-bander
- Long at 17.7 inches
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Overview
The Nagoya NA-320A is a 17.7-inch tri-band whip covering 2 meters, 1.25 meters, and 70 centimeters. It only makes sense if your radio actually transmits on the 1.25m band, which most dual-band handhelds do not.
For a genuine tri-band radio, it is the antenna that matches the radio's coverage. On a plain dual-bander it offers no advantage over a cheaper NA-771, since the extra band tuning is a compromise.
Specifications
| Frequency bands | VHF, 1.25m, UHF |
| Gain | 3.00 dBi |
| Connector | SMA-Female |
| Length | 450 mm |
| Antenna type | whip |
| Flexible | Yes |
| size | Handheld Antenna |
| color | Black |
| unitCount | 1 |
Fits These Radios
Radios we track that take a SMA-Female antenna and cover this antenna's bands. Top-scoring picks first.
Key Features
- Tri-band coverage: 2m (144), 1.25m (220), and 70cm (440 MHz)
- 17.7-inch flexible whip
- Manufacturer-rated up to 3 dBi gain
- SMA-Female connector for Baofeng-style radios
- Only worth it on radios that actually transmit on the 1.25m band