Review on 🔍 Optimized for SEO: Terk Advantage Indoor AM Antenna by Tim Paolucci

Made a flat hinge out of 22" diameter aluminum rod, 2" wide and 1/8" thick to hold a 15" diameter rod. triple copper loop suspended from nylon straps. The Terk Advantage coil tuner was then placed in a loop of 1/4" copper water tubing. The zip ties held up the Terk tuner assembly and were able to indirectly interfere with AM radio signals being received through the copper tubing. The outer flat aluminum hinge was fixed in place .up to HD 14"diameter 1" thick cutting board on which a lazy Susanne metal system is installed.So everything rotates in a horizontal plane.A standard line of coaxial cable can connect a loop of copper tubing to the AM radio's external jack connectors. There an additional ferrite antenna assembly will be placed within Terk's internal advantage to see if a ferrite antenna with a 65 turn 660/42 pigtail can be added and indirectly tuned to receive better quality AM radio signals and ferrite for AM -Signals. Thanks to Terk Advantage.