how does the 75 ohm antenna connect to the radio ? RG6/U ?
1555226
Its got a couple different connector options with it. It has the 2 wires that look like speaker wire ends, has the u shaped connectors, and also has a coax looking connector all those are for FM. it also has the square looking AM connector. I would say it connects to just about any radio out there.
1555227
It has enough variations supplied to be able to hook up to either a legacy system like mine or a modern, HDMI-capable Home Theatre system.
1555228
yes, a standard F connector. But please do read my review - I found the product to be useless and a waste of money. There are better options for your dollar, I am sure!
128257
there is a short micro coax to RF cable adapter that comes with the card.Your normal RF 75 ohm coax that hooks to a TV set tuner will connect to the card via the adapter cable.
1877777
You dont connect it physically. You just place it beside your radio. You must tune the dial on the antenna to the frq you are listening to. Move it from the side of your radio to the back to find the sweet spot. Then just leave it there. The sweet spot can be different at different frequencies.
368111
As a courtesy I went on-line and looked at your owner's manual. You have a bi-wire AM connection as well as a standard 75ohm connection. I'd bet you have a 99% chance a US-RF connector would work. Best Regards.
1790555
It seems more flexible than CATV RG6 to me. That could be due to the dielectric used. It's audio cable. Should be 75 ohms.
812311
if you buy the kit it comes with 75 ohm RG6 cable. best of luck. i am very happy with the results
1755885
Hi. It has 300 ohm connection studs but the antenna is supplied with a 75 ohm matching transformer (balun). Therefore, you will just need coax with "F" connectors on each end. I recommend RG6. Hope this helps!
356676
This is just the antenna. If you base mount will accept the cable connector I don't see why not.. RG-8 is 50 ohms.
959011
It's a BNC style connector on the magnetic antenna. It replaces the supplied "rubber duck" antenna. No wiring at all, just place the mag mount antenna on the roof, and carefully run the coax through the door and shut the door on it. Don't expect a lot of range out of this, but you will hear truckers with the antenna on the roof, whereas the rubber duck is useless inside the vehicle.
1604843
I would look at the pictures of the antenna connection, maybe print the picture so you have reference. See if you can access the back of your radio and make sure the antenna connection is the same and not some unique connector. If this looks the same it should fit. Just make sure you tie into your radio power and ground and you won't have any problems with hum or buzz.
320275
For this antena, I attached to the yellow wire on the back of your radio. It is directly connected to your battery
1152276
Rg6 is just coax, the cable that brings the signal from the antenna to the back of your tv. The wire that run the rotor motor is totally seperate, it is a bundle of 3 wires, goes from the rotor motor to the position control box
1596591
You should cut the antenna lead to the shortest possible distance to the radio. The supplied fitting does not work on a short lead. Standard coxial connectors are available at marine stores like West Marine or a Radio Shack. The best require a solder connection to the inner copper wire.
2037516
Connect the radio blue/white to the antenna adapter's blue wire. That is all.
1153714
If you have cable, you hook it up just like you would any TV with the coaxial cable. If you do not have cable, you will need a coaxial adapter that will allow the leads from an antenna to be connected to a 75ohm converter to connect to the unit. The unit does not have screws for an antenna connection.
2134524
Its a ground wire and it conects under the radio i cut my old wire and spiced it in alot easier than taking it all apart hope this help .
878365
Hi there! The PureAV cable is rated for 75 ohms since it's an RG6 construction.