📻 E-outstanding 1 Pair AM FM Radio Universal Antenna: Telescopic Stainless Steel Replacement for Radio TV Electric Toys - 20" Length, 6 Section Antenna Aerial Review

My child broke his native antenna on my eton frx3 radio. there were 2 packs. The antenna rests against the rear groove of the radio and works perfectly. Gratitude!

I was disappointed that this replacement antenna was smaller than the original antenna on my Phillips radio. The photo shows the size difference. I'm not sure about the longevity of the antenna due to the small size.

wanted to use some of these as little ham antennas but actual length is 45 cm or about 19.5 inches. it's exactly 1/4 wave for 2m, but if I need extra length for tuning (which I most likely will) I can't use it. A few accurate product descriptions would be really nice.

I bought it to replace Tivoli Ipal. The length and mounting hole are the correct size and thickness, just make sure you use the original antenna washers to ensure a tight fit. I don't know why they are sold in pairs but it was very cheap and good to have another spare antenna.

This is the antenna I've been looking far and wide for. Take your time with the installation. You will need this antenna and the two metal standoffs/rings that are already on the existing antenna. Without those two metal spacers/O-rings, your speaker antenna will swing freely like Ron Jeremy on his day off.

This is the antenna I was looking for for both high and low frequencies. Take your time with the installation. You will need this antenna and the two metal standoffs/rings that are already on the existing antenna. Without those two metal spacers/O-rings, your speaker antenna will swing freely like Ron Jeremy on his day off.

serves as an antenna replacement for an older Eton emergency radio. The mounting hole connector was thinner than the original. The original also used 2 copper washers through a pan head screw. This replacement is cheaper and does not use a copper connecting washer. it really serves its purpose. It may require some tightening of the screws over time to maintain a tight connection to connect. Miss the Radio Shack Stores which was easy to compare parts.)

I bought this in the hope that it would work as a replacement antenna for my Tivoli PAL radio. I managed to get it working with a little tweaking. My observations are: 1) it's not the same size as the PAL antenna - the brass plate at the base of the new antenna is narrower than the original PAL, so it's too loose in the mount; To fix this, I used pliers to gently squeeze the antenna mount on the radio to get the new antenna blade to fit better. And 2) the hole in the sheet of the new antenna…

This antenna was a good replacement for my wonderful little FM radio - (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01AJNAPXY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) after I bent the original would have. It has the right diameter and fits perfectly to the original location. The original antenna had a small ball of solder at the base of the antenna to make good physical contact at the base of the antenna. This interchangeable antenna made for good and sometimes bad contact. I fixed this by using…