What type of plug is used for the external antenna on this?
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For an extended antenna, you do not need special plug, because the best and most sensitive part is the telescopic antenna on the radio, so you can just attached the T1 antenna to it or Use the earphone jack, they will work well .. Kaito Custoemr Care Team
1651388
3.5mm two conductor mini plug. The supplied very nice wire antenna has this plug.
1651389
Not sure, but it is the same size as the mini's used on headphones, and audio cables used on the outputs of computers when hooking up spekaer, etc.
1651390
1/8 inch mono jack, typical for many multiband receivers like this. The tip is is the "active" part of the antenna and sleeve is ground. Keep in mind that large external antennas will overload the PL-600 without using some sort of preselector or tuner and the attenuation switch (DX/Local) isn't very effective most of the time. A simple 25 foot piece of wire with an alligator clip attached to the telescopic whip run out a window to a support is plenty for this radio. Also, the antenna jack is only active on FM and shortwave. So, if your interests include MW Dxing you'll need a passive loop for that band. 1/8 inch mono jack, typical for many multiband receivers like this. The tip is is the "active" part of the antenna and sleeve is ground. Keep in mind that large external antennas will overload the PL-600 without using some sort of preselector or tuner and the attenuation switch (DX/Local) isn't very effective most of the time. A simple 25 foot piece of wire with an alligator clip attached to the telescopic whip run out a window to a support is plenty for this radio. Also, the antenna jack is only active on FM and shortwave. So, if your interests include MW Dxing you'll need a... » Read More 1/8 inch mono jack, typical for many multiband receivers like this. The tip is is the "active" part of the antenna and sleeve is ground. Keep in mind that large external antennas will overload the PL-600 without using some sort of preselector or tuner and the attenuation switch (DX/Local) isn't very effective most of the time. A simple 25 foot piece of wire with an alligator clip attached to the telescopic whip run out a window to a support is plenty for this radio. Also, the antenna jack is only active on FM and shortwave. So, if your interests include MW Dxing you'll need a passive loop for that band. « Show Less
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For an extended antenna, you do not need special plug, because the best and most sensitive part is the telescopic antenna on the radio, so you can just attached the T1 antenna to it or Use the earphone jack, they will work well ..Kaito Custoemr Care Team
627770
You can purchase external antenna additions. Both transmitter and receiver come with the antenna shown in the image.
1102339
The plug is built into the tv; there's no external ac plug if that's what you're talking about.
72061
It has a built in external antenna. It does not have external attachment for any extra antenna you may want to attach. Hope that answers your question.
90126
It's a standard round plug. You can probably get one at radio shack. Why not just splice a section of wire in between the plug and the adapter they give you or buy a spare adapter from Foscam and do the splice?
830962
Original antenna was a basic 12-16 inch extendable type. It plugs right into the back
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mine came with the plug in but I had clip it off and strip back for wires. my unit did not have a place to plug the antenna in.
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Radio has SSB and the antenna connection is an 1/8 in. jack. Comes with an external wire antenna that plugs into the ext. ant. jack.
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Yes, there is a coaxial RF input for connecting an external antenna. The built in tuner will pick up both analog and digital (HD) over-the-air broadcasts.
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Sorry, I don't know. I just plugged mine in, a few years ago, and have used it ever since with no problems at all. I might add that the antenna it's attached to is an outside HD antenna. I can say with certainty that quite a number of channels, from the antenna, come in far better with the booster (without which some don't come in at all), but I suspect that its amplifying capabilities may not be enough to help much with a much weaker signal than one gets with the outside antenna. ....You might try Googling the model number, though; there might be something available on-line. Good luck.
2265149
It has a digital tuner, AC adapter, and a telescoping antenna. I'm not sure what you mean by external antenna terminal.
924377
This has a 1/4" male plug on the end. You may require an adapter if the female aux input is 3.5mm. Those adapters are pretty easy to find at any radio shack or even on amazon.
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I dont know, i thought i was ordering a wifi repeater but got an access point and i did not see a place to hook the external antenna to the unit.
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I have not tried connecting it to an external antenna. Mine is connected to a Cradlepoint wireless router.
196280
I haven't found it necessary to use a external antenna I do believe Standard Horizon has one available if you need one.
1018948
I've tried external antennas on other products with limited success. I don't think it is necessary on this Sony product. Note the Amazon reviews of external antennas and you'll see not many are thrilled with the results. You may need to adjust the location of the radio a bit, but I've found the stations come in better than when I used a Cambridge Soundworks radio with a plug-in external antenna that "supposedly" boosted the input.
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No external antenna option. The internal antenna is a thin wire stretched inside the handle.