Can I purchase the FM wire antenna separately?
283558
The radio comes with a small Dipole ant that works OK, but as long as you can get a bare stripped wire of about 1 meter in length, that should work just fine for most appl. If you need to bring in far away FM, I would go with on of those outside UHF/VHF/FM ant, because they are all close in the freq. spectrum. FM is usually pretty easy, you can spread a flat ribbon 300 ohm cable, stripped, 18" to one side and 18" to the other taped on the wall. Have fun, Gary.
1115267
It comes with an indoor wire antenna which can be connected. However, I did not notice any difference in reception between it and the fixed antenna.Hellmut
2265147
This radio has a digital tuner and ac adapter included. As for external antenna terminal, if you mean if this radio can allow you to hook up a separate external antenna besides the one that is already provided, it does not.
691936
With the proper two wire adapter, this antenna should pick up FM reception. Adapter not included with antenna.
1923850
Yes, for the amplifier, but not needed for the antenna itself if you don't use the amplifier. (I found that the amplifier was unnecessary.)
1894796
Antenna comes with a bracket to attach to a pole. Pole needs to be purchased separately.
999958
I don't see a special (external) antenna connection; however, there is an FM wire 'antenna' from the back. Perhaps that could be extended.
1248650
Hello, Lisa: Any number of old school dipole antennas are available. Using Amazon Prime I bought a "Parts Express FM Dipole Antenna" for $7.10. Since the antenna is essentially a pre-coaxial cable flat dual conductor TV wire, you will also need an Amazon Prime "Push-On F Type Balun" for $5.95. This connector couples the two flat antenna wire connectors to the radio's coaxial cable connector on the back panel.
1206378
I am sure you can buy another antenna. However, the antenna included is a small one already compared to others. Good luck!
2264145
No, the post (shown on this picture) is not included, and you need to get coaxial cable (also shown on the picture).So you only are getting the main antenna unit, anything else you need you have to buy separately.
2215529
Hello,Yes, you can; and I did. However, this is a rather dated piece of equipment now, and the wiring and power were pretty messy. There are other options out there that are more elegant. If you got it for cheap then certainly go with it. You will need a power supply and antenna to connect to it. It gets quite hot too, so isolate it for safety. I used a clamping stand and bundled the wires in the back. As for the antenna, you can make on from a loop of wire, but it is best to go with a manufactured antenna.
1804436
The antenna itself, and the U-bolts for installing it onto your mast. You buy the mast separately, you buy the coax separately, you buy the pre-amp separately.
1280390
Hello Gloria, The radio has a built in antenna but it also comes with a wire FM antenna if it is needed. External AM antennas are sold separately if you find you need one.
2050885
If you need to attach an external antenna buy the Sangean WR-2. You can attach both an external FM as well as AM antenna to that unit.
857225
You'll need the actual adapter, a home antenna and a cable to plug it into an amplifier or stereo. Or instead of the cable you can tune it in on an fm radio.
906576
I can only tell you that there are four separate connections for antennas on the radio. Two are BNC connections for Shortwave and FM, another for long line,(which I am using with great results) which you can snap a wire into, and another connection on the AM antenna on top to plug an external am antenna into.
757681
It could be done. First try to use a simple piece of stiff wire, like a brazing rod or a bicycle wheel spoke. If you can get that to contact a place in the center of where the metal antenna normally goes, then you could figure a way to make this work. Replacement antennas similar to the original one are available for about the same price as this unit...or make your own with wire.