ABBREE AR-166 39cm Dual-Band Gooseneck Antenna, SMA-Female

39cm Gooseneck Antenna for Compatible VHF/UHF Radios

The ABBREE AR-166 is a dual-band handheld radio antenna with an SMA-Female connector and a 39cm gooseneck design. Its adjustable profile lets you position the antenna to suit your radio setup and carrying arrangement.

Before heading out with your handheld, check the connector fit and adjust the gooseneck to a comfortable position. Avoid sharp bends and keep pressure off the radio's antenna socket when carrying your equipment.

Key Features

• VHF/UHF coverage: Listed frequency ranges of 136–174MHz and 400–520MHz.
• Gooseneck design: Adjustable antenna positioning rather than a fixed straight profile.
• SMA-Female connector: Designed for radios with a matching antenna connection and suitable base clearance.
• 39cm length: Check available clearance around your radio and carrying gear before choosing.

Listed Specifications

• Brand and model: ABBREE AR-166
• Connector: SMA-Female
• Frequency coverage: 136–174MHz / 400–520MHz
• Gain: 2.15 / 3.2dBi
• Maximum power handling: 25W
• VSWR: Less than 1.5
• Impedance: 50 ohms
• Length: 39cm
• Listed antenna weight: 70g

These figures are the listed product specifications. Gain values are not separately assigned to bands in the supplied information, and VSWR may vary with frequency and installation. Power handling is an antenna rating, not an increase to your radio's output power.

Radio Compatibility

The original compatibility list includes Baofeng UV-5R, UV-5R Mini, UV-32, UV-21 Pro, BF-888S, UV-5RH, UV-S9 Plus, UV-9R, UV-25, M-5R, M-13PRO and UV-18 PRO; Quansheng UV-K1, UV-K5, UV-K6, UV-K5 Plus, UV-K5(8), TG-UV2PLUS and UV-5RPLUS; and the AR-152 PRO.

Confirm your exact model and version, connector type, operating frequency and clearance around the antenna socket before ordering. Some radio versions have different antenna-base designs, so a model name alone does not guarantee a secure fit. Contact us with your model number if you are unsure.

Before Use

This listing is for the antenna, not a radio. Communication performance depends on operating frequency, antenna position, terrain, obstructions and the radio setup. No fixed range or guaranteed signal improvement is promised. Bend the gooseneck gently and do not use the antenna as a carrying handle.