will this help get rid of the radio signal coming through my 3.5 jack?
1535787
After installing them on my 2 way radio antenna it got rid of all my squiggle lines on my TV so it might work for you too. If your getting audio out of your external speaker jack your having some kind of grounding issue somewhere with the radio, Coax, maybe radio chassis.
1535788
I believe that is what this product is designed to do. I did not have that problem on my rig so I can't say for sure that it works.
1535789
It will reduce, but not eliminate it. How effective it is depends on how strong the radio signal is as well as the nature of it interfering with your device. If you have a poorly shielded device whose chassis or internal circuitry is attenuating the radio signal this will have little effect but if the cable itself is inadequately shielded and therefore the primary source of interference then a ferrite core would work well but you'd want a smaller diameter than this 1/4" version - an 1/8" one is probably what you are looking for.
1535790
In my experience, no. I tried this for the same use. I purchased two of them and tried them in varying places around the cable from one end to another. Surprisingly, I got a little better signal with 2 of them on one cable, but not good enough to be happy. You may want to try one other fix. If you have one of those 2-to-3 prong power adapters that people use to get rid of their ground, sometimes putting one of these on your power strip will completely eliminate buzz. Good luck!
1211598
Yes, this acts like an extention. The jack on end of your original radio antenna goes into a weather proof coupler and the cable's other end looks like your old antenna cable jack that plugs into the radio.
1104287
Yes, this will help if you have a low signal level getting to your modem. If you don't have too low a signal level then it will do nothing useful. In other words if your signal is lower than about (negative) -13dBmV this may help. If it's higher it won't.
1861400
I believe you are referring to the antenna. If you plan on using the am/fm tuner than leave it alone. If you NEVER want to use the am/fm tuner than cut it off.
40184
Greetings: I am using this inline with my ignition wire to cut out engine noise to the amplifier. It worked a little and only after I turned the gain down on my amp did all the noise go away. That's all I know about the operation of this product.
1866105
I can see doing this to be able to increase the overall volume of your setup, but I'm still waiting on answer about chaining the signal out. Running the signal out via the headphone jack would be self defeating if it kills the internal speakers.
1568688
I don't know for sure, but i would think the answer is no, at a minimum i would expect it to degrade the signal.
551872
I haven't tried this but it should. If you have a receiver that controls audio, make sure you mute the receiver so that audio does not go out both sources.
708831
I used it to plug in my heating pad. I always have my radio turned on to an AM talk radio station and I have never had this problem. Sorry I can't help you. Are you using it to charge something electronic? If I charge my I phone or computer next to my radio in the house it causes lots of loud static. I move the phone about a foot away and it is fine. Good luck.
209995
Yes, it does. I'm not sure you should be affected. You need to look into what type of signal your car sends to the radio, and when.
330288
NO!, but it will enhanced the signal. I have both, one for the house and the other for the car.
675485
This may not get rid of all the noise but it should help reduce it. I bought some of these to help reduce some rf in some of my ham gear that kept the radio in transmit mode and they did the job to solve my problem. I just snapped them around some of the wires and cables that I suspected was the source of the rf noise.
642425
This splitter will amplify any signal supplied to it. However, it won't help with reception. If the input signal to the splitter is intermittent or noisy, the splitter won't help with that. In my case, the cable into my house had several splits before it came to my cable modem. Installing this splitter boosted a weak, but otherwise intact, signal back up to a useable level.
306664
That is not too different from my application, so it should help. It will stop resonance and provide some sound absorption.
2144990
It actually says AUX IN next to the jack, so I wouldn't think it would give any output signal to the speakers.
1640102
Go to menu and select another radio call number that is a "dead spot" on your radio. If you have an auxiliary output, plug your radio into that and avoid the interference
1947207
If the signal that you're trying to receive is decent or at least ok and it is the receiver that you're having a problem with yes the antenna will help you but remember if the signal is noisy the amplified antenna will probably be just be amplifying noise I hope this helped... Hauser