Review on 📡 Enhanced TERK Indoor Omni-Directional FM Antenna for Improved Signal Reception by Tay Tran

This is a passive (non-amplified) antenna roughly equivalent to a VHF dipole antenna. Its advantages are that it is smaller, looks better and most importantly, it is easier to set up and align. The ability to easily move and rotate this antenna makes it far more useful than hanging an eight-foot dipole on the wall hoping it's pointing in the right direction. It comes with an attached 75 ohm to 300 ohm adapter that will fit any VHF antenna input. It also has a clever little base that allows it to stand free and also folds down for wall mounting with a cut-out at the back. I wrapped the antenna wire around the stand and hung it on the loop. This makes it easy to rotate while staying high up on the wall. Let's remember the first antenna rule: the higher, the better. I am very satisfied and have bought one for each FM radio in the house.