well i can tell you having had radios with both there is nothign wrong with sma  in fact I have found sma connectors to e more rugged than bnc :) and they feel more solid ont he ht thanthe old bnc antennas that tended to wobble and wiggle around

On Apr 2, 2011, at 4:26 PM, Dan B Dyer Jr,/Danny wrote:

> Is there even any multiband HT that's made today that has BNC rather than 
> SMA?  Singlebanders, yes, but multibanders? I don't know of any. Danny.
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>> Hi everyone, I am thinking of purchasing a new HT.  I think that my F6A =
>> has just about had it, and If I do decide to go a head and get a new one =
>> I want one with a BNC connector since all of my other radios have the =
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