📻 Sutekus AN200 AM Loop Radio Antenna: Indoor Antenna for Enhanced Signal Reception Review

Works great with my Tecsun PL-990 and 678 for better AM reception. Clearly visible reception of distant stations with less distortion. recommended

Had to re-solder and re-snap the internal connection, it seems to work as advertised although it is very delicate, just playing back and forth a bit to get the correct frequency.

I put this in the vent on the roof of my van and mounted my AM radio there. My RV is basically a tin box so I couldn't get a very good signal. With this antenna I can receive AM stations as if I were outside. Very cool!

I received a different antenna instead of the Sutekus brand advertised. I got a Tecsun AN 200 with a crumpled package, but everything is fine with the antenna. Works only at mid frequencies. AN 200 is a cheap, high quality, but working antenna. DIY is one of the best options.

Our house has aluminum cladding which negatively affects indoor AM radio reception. This loop antenna is tunable and helps clean up weak AM stations. It comes with a connection cable with 1/8" plugs that connects to the antenna and the other end is used to connect to your radio. My Sangean WR-50 radio doesn't have an AM antenna connector, so I cut off one connector. Connect the end of the cable and the two bare wires to the antenna screw and the ground screw on the back of the radio, I don't…

My favorite AM radio station in Maine, 870 kHz, about 9 miles from Portland where I live. When I set it up it had interference and I had to turn down the volume and tone to reduce the interference. I tried to build an AM antenna but it didn't work. I bought this antenna, connected it to my radio, tuned it and mounted it under the radio on my kitchen windowsill. The noise is gone. Excellent. The only thing I can complain about is that I have a C Craine radio that only has screws to attach the AM