Enhance Your Audio Experience with the Bingfu 75 Ohm FM Antenna: Perfect for Pioneer, Onkyo, Yamaha, Marantz Indoor HD Radio FM Radio Bluetooth Home Stereo Receiver AV Audio Video Home Theater Receiver Power! Review

I was having poor signal problems on my HD radio in the basement, this antenna fixed my problem, now I have full signal, works better than I thought . Fast delivery, all adapters fit everything

It's great. The cable of my old small indoor antenna has come loose. I spent all day driving around town looking for 1. Nobody found this at Revain. Better than what I had before. Easy to connect, just snap on, works great. I live about 65 miles from Chicago, all stations work great. Good price.

This little rod antenna is great when you need to boost the FM signal from your favorite tabletop radio. I got this for the Bose Wave radio. The antenna comes with three adapters and one of them fits my Bose very well. The antenna isn't perfect, but it does a great job of picking up FM stations.

Bought specifically for reception with 3.5mm adapter. When connected, the antenna does not hold. Gravity throws him to the ground. It doesn't fit snugly in an outlet and doesn't improve reception at all. The same applies to FM with a regular plug without an adapter. If you tighten it all the way, it won't move. When moved, it weakens and falls. Useless as an antenna.

This antenna is very easy to install. No adapter was needed for my application (Tivoli AM/FM radio). The radio already has a 75 ohm coaxial FM connection on the back. This antenna improved reception somewhat when I could get it to stay in place away from other electrical interference. was instructed never to use tools), this antenna, when fully extended, did not remain vertical in any position other than straight up. He would have fallen. Where it will ultimately end up - in a landfill.

I bought this antenna for my Bose Wave radio. It comes with adapters to adapt the antenna to different radios. The adapter that fits the Bose sits so loosely that the antenna does not stand up on its own, but tips over. To do this, I have to lean the antenna against a support, e.g. B. a wall. Also, it's ridiculous that Bose doesn't include an antenna in their Wave radios. I live in a nearby urban area that is awash with radio signals. My other walkie talkies pull these stations without using an