Hytera AN0153H08 VHF/GPS Stubby Antenna (147-160 MHz)
Antenna AN0153H08
The Hytera AN0153H08 is a 12 cm VHF stubby antenna with a GPS element, for Hytera VHF DMR portable radios. It covers 147-160 MHz for voice and 1575 MHz for GPS. The antenna uses an SMA connector. The GPS element works only on a radio that has GPS enabled; on other radios, it serves as a VHF antenna.
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Why Professionals Choose the Hytera
The AN0153H08 antenna is tuned for 147 to 160 MHz, so it suits a Hytera VHF radio programmed in that range. If your radio operates below 147 or above 160 MHz, a different sub-band antenna is the correct choice.
The AN0153H08 is a flexible, stubby antenna with a length of 12 cm and an SMA connector. It also has a GPS element operating at 1575 MHz, so a GPS-capable radio can report its location. When choosing this model, two factors should be considered: the VHF operating range must match your radio's frequency, and the SMA connector type (male or female) must match the connector on the radio itself.
The antenna is compatible with a wide range of Hytera radios, specifically the PD402i, PD482i, BD502i, BD552i, BD612i, HP602, HP682, and others in the PD4, PD5, and PD7 series.
AXDIGITAL is an authorized Hytera dealer and supplies the AN0153H08 as an OEM part.
Specification
Flexible antenna — Hytera AN0153H08 (VHF Stubby, GPS)
| Accessory Type | Antenna |
| Band | VHF |
| Frequency Range (voice) | 147–160 MHz |
| GPS Frequency | 1575 MHz (GPS L1) |
| GPS / GLONASS | Yes |
| Connector | SMA |
| Length | 12 cm (approx. 4.7 in) |
| Style | Stubby (straight) |
| Gain | 0 dB (unity) [VERIFY — dealer-sourced] |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Rubber [VERIFY — dealer-sourced] |
| Compliance | RoHS [VERIFY — dealer-sourced] |
| Logo | Hytera (VHF) |
FAQ
How do I know the AN0153H08 fits my radio?
Two things must match. First, the band: this antenna is tuned for 147 to 160 MHz, so your radio must be VHF and programmed within that range. Second, the connector: it is an SMA type, and the gender must match your radio's jack. Sources list both SMA male and female for this part, so confirm your radio's connector with us before ordering.
Do I need the GPS version, or a plain VHF antenna?
The GPS element on 1575 MHz only helps if your radio has GPS enabled. On a GPS-capable radio, this antenna carries both voice and location. On a radio without GPS, it still works as a VHF antenna, but the GPS element does nothing. If you do not use GPS, a plain VHF antenna for your band is a lower-cost option.
