Review on 📻 Sangean ANT-60 Shortwave Radio Antenna: Enhance Your Reception with Superior SEO by Johnny Bloomer

I received the Sangean Ant-60 shortwave antenna today and quickly tested it. First of all I have a Grundig S450 DLX shortwave receiver. I found nearby stations and compared the signal strength with and without the Sangean antenna. I put an antenna indoors and I'm sure it would be better if it was outside. In particular, the signal strength within a station increased from a signal strength of 2 on the dial without an antenna to a signal strength of 4 with an antenna. I found this to be consistent across all groups. This made the receiver much more sensitive to weak signals. Sangean was easy to use. It comes with a clip to attach to the radio antenna if the radio does not have antenna connectors. In my case the radio had an antenna input but it was a 75 ohm type instead of the 3.5mm jack that comes with the Sangean antenna. The clip fits over the top of the radio antenna and snaps into place. The Sangean antenna is wound. To extend the antenna simply pull it out and the coil has a spring clip to attach the coil to a small branch or something solid. After you are done with the antenna there is a hole in the spool to allow your finger to roll the antenna back into the spool. The quality of the Sangean ANT-60 is excellent and the construction is very solid. The antenna is easy to extend and retract, and if your radio doesn't have a 3.5mm antenna connector, simply attach it to the radio antenna. Of course, the price was great too. I highly recommend it.