🔀 CZH Double Crossed FM Broadcast Antenna: Circular Elliptical Polarized, 88-108 MHz, 500W Max Power Review

This little antenna works great, VSWR is easy to adjust. placed on top of each other gives a gain of about 1 dB. It is great. 4 antennas stacked on top of each other deliver at least 2 times more power. Super good antenna. Remember that the antenna does not come with instructions; which I don't see where anyone with any experience with broadcasting would need to assemble and tune the SWR.

This antenna is FMUser CP100. Ordered a CP100 from Revain which promptly arrived with a missing #5 metric B-pillar nut and an out-of-round C-piece that didn't match the B-pillar. The defective Revain CP100 antenna has been replaced. The replacement antenna was shipped promptly with a missing #5 metric center post nut and mounting sheet. The metric U-bolts for this antenna rust and are hard to find.

I didn't buy this antenna but I bought a Jampro Low Power Penetrator which is a fake. It's probably a pretty good deal for the bucks, good value I have to appreciate. Regarding the transmit antenna / use as a receive antenna, well you'll never hear your favorite FM station clearer than listening to an extremely resonant antenna tuned to your specific frequency of use, cross polarized, that should be great (not) directional receiving antenna. Add a nice adjustable notch filter to attenuate…

The actual antenna we received was different than the one advertised. The coaxial cable is in the gallows. Definitely upgrade. So there are no complaints in this regard. The instruction manual was for a different model and had different inscriptions. (Just connect part A to part A etc.) The nuts are aluminum. Better update them. SETUP Setting up the antenna was fairly easy. We shot at 104.7MHz. The best response was on the antenna marked 106MHz. (So you may need to set it higher.) My Warner HF…