Wire Antenna
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Wire Antenna
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Any way to connect a "normal FM antenna" to a clock radio antenna (piece of dangling wire)?
Hi everyone,
Is there any way to connect an FM antenna (of any type, dipole "T", terk amplified, etc) to a clock radio's antenna (a piece of wire)? For example, if the FM antenna's output is of a coaxial type, would it just be the center wire of the coax to the dangling wire antenna of the clock radio?
If there is no way to do this, I would appreciate any tips of how to improve the signal strength of a FM station to a clock radio.
THANK YOU!
Zeke
The antenna for FM is built into all the clock radios, that dangling wire is for your AM reception...