Checking SWR on New Nagoya VHF UHF Antenna.

After breaking my Nagoya NL-770S VHF UHF antenna I bought two replacements and checked the SWR after installation on my Land Cruiser 70. The antenna was spot-on right out of the box, so not much to show, but the procedure is pretty simple. I suggest having a look at the Nano VNA antenna analyser for this, or using a regular VHF SWR meter.
Nagoya NL-770S on Ebay, or the longer NL-770R:
https://www.banggood.com/custlink/DmKdcAfUat
Nano VNA: https://www.banggood.com/custlink/DmKYJnwkfA
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