What kind of connector does this have for an external FM antenna?
1824451
None. The previous (30-pin) model did have external connections for both AM and FM antennas. This model has a wire hanging our of the back.
2094047
The antenna connector is to the right on the rear of the item...it looks like a single rca female port....And yes the FM station stays tuned even when the power adapter is removed and replaced...
297496
There are at least 3 types of connectors for FM. This one is a PAL connector which is Push-On. I bought the wrong one, and had to get the one with the SCREW-ON connector for my Sony. Some just have open wires that are like speaker connectors for the FM antenna. Look on the back o your Samsung and see what kind of connector you have.
1132653
No, there is no external antenna jack. The offers you are seeing probably have the wire antenna attached to the radio's antenna. This is a good system that works. However, there may be interference on FM. You can unhook the antenna for FM listening.
1829179
It's called a "PAL" connector. It is commonly used in Europe for TV antennas. I bought a PAL to F adapter (set of 5) from Amazon:5 x F Type Female Plug to TV PAL Male Coaxial Coax RF Connectors AdaptersOr you can use the push-in speaker-type connectors with or without a 75 to 300-ohm transformer.
240526
It depends on the radio you will use it for. Different brand radios have different antenna connectors. Kenwood handheld have BNC female connectors and Yaesu radios use female SMA connectors. The Nagoya Antena has SMA connector.
148703
I don't know what to say about the kind of antenna it has. It's small. I tried to find an extension cord for it. I went to Fry's Electronics, Radio Shack and I looked on the internet and I couldn't find anything with a connector like what this antenna has. The antenna did a good job of picking up the radios station that I wanted to listen to at my desk. I set it on the window sill. I'm not using this device any longer. Read my review of this Antenna for additional information.
1829178
The connectors are similar to speaker terminals, with a push button, slip wire, release button. So a sort of friction connection to hold the wire from coming out. It has a GND, AM and FM spots. The supplied FM antenna plugs in perfectly. If you have your own - just need to terminate in 2 wires. It's probably 75 Ohm, but I'm not sure. The only thing I would caution you on - is the placement of the unit. It's in my basement and reception is so bad I can't use it. I live about 30 miles from the radio station transmitters. Mine is virtually brand new - maybe I should box it up and send it to you - half price!
32247
This is a USB extension. If you're trying to extend a plug-in WiFi module then yes. It will not work for an external antenna connection (e.g. for an internal WiFi card).
2085987
If it has no external antenna connection point no. 75 ohm connections usually require a coax or dual terminal connection. Mine had two so I bought an adapter at Radio Shack.
233004
Its a SMA antenna connector. I recommend getting a SMA Female to UHF Female RF Adapter OR better yet and easier to use a UHF SO239 PL259 female to MCX male right angle connector RG316 20CM. Amazon sells both of these
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.
1082369
If you are referring to the antenna plug it uses an RF59 which is the best for this application.
970681
No external FM antenna input, but the attached wire antenna works pretty well. BTW I see that others say it does have an external antenna input so I double checked my manual. All it says is to fully unwind the wire to improve reception and don't hook the wire to an outside antenna. Only inputs are 1 Coax for TV antenna or cable and an AM loop antenna input.
989371
One pin connector. It automatically works with VOX or you can use the radio PTT for manual.
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.
1755888
You will set it up with a F connector. Mine came with that kit. Here's the specs...http://www.antennacraft.net/Manuals/HBU_web_manual.pdf