The radio I have has a single wire FM antenna. How do I connect it?
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Sorry it did not work for better reception so I returned it. I originally hooked both to the one. Hung it near a window also. Thought of splicing the one and dividing it also but decided to just return it.
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I had to find an adapter which wasn't easy, since everything is going Digital now. I found in by looking on a search, and someone was closing them out with free freight. Try 300 ohm to 75 coupler.
1412185
Sorry, but I cannot answer that question. I returned the antenna as it did not work in my garage to improve reception.
1796188
Sorry - I can't help. On both radios the FM and AM antenna hook ups are separate and I have it only hooked to the FM port. There may be a connector that allows this for both frequencies.
1210156
mine works well without a additional antenna - it will depend on how strong your FM signal is.
1311244
My radio has screw terminals for the antenna, so I cut one plug off, stripped the wires to bare copper (making sure the two conductors don't touch) and attached one wire to each screw.
833474
Sorry I can not answer you but I buy the mp3 to give away, only people who know are the give away if you can connect or not, I guess if you can use the single wire connected to auxiliary radio, but it's just a suggestion.
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I have only used the radio. Sorry but I can't help. I would call the manufacturer.Usually customer service at any company can walk you through the instructions.
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Look for a power antenna wire. It will also work. If that is not available you can use a switched source from radio or your fuse panel.
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You didn't mention what model of Sharp receiver you were trying to put a FM antenna on. The general guideline for FM dipole (loop) antennas is IF the receiver is made in the US you would use a FM 75ohm adapter. If it's made in Europe then, generally, a 75ohm PAL connector. There are variants I run in from time to time. I think your solution would be to buy a US 75ohm antenna and buy a 75ohm PAL adapter for it. Then you would be able to fit US or European FM antenna mounts. Both items are sold on Amazon.com. I hope this information helps.
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There is a standard usb port on the back of the radio. Run the wire during the install and leave it.
1067252
There is an antenna Jack. I love my radio but have never heard any thing but S W , A M , F M and AIR on it. Regardless of what antenna I may connect.
376828
If the radio has a SMA antenna connection it will adapt it to a standard PL-259 antenna connection so you can hook up am standard antenna cable to it.
2046627
Attach the two wires from the antenna to the two terminals on the back of the receiver. Slots usually involve a clip to fasten the wire. I hope this helps!
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It's an antenna, not a radio. Meaning you have to attach it to an 802.11bgn radio WITH the proper connectors to make it work.
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I use an auxillery wire to tune into local radio. I have a radio tuner app on my phone. The wire acts an an antenna
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1.Plug the mini USB cable into the USB Connector as a radio antenna to improve reception. 2.Switch the "ON/OFF" to ON position 3. Hold down the play/stop button to switch to FM radio mode(It will jump to FM mode automatically if no Bluetooth' Music File, Line-IN) 4.Shot press Play/pause to search automatically and locate local radio station, short press forward/back forward button to select the station you want.
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In the back, there is an ETHERNET plug. I don't know the details, but this suggests you can connect the radio using this plug.
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I've broken so many antennas on this radio that I just took a coat hanger, straightened the hook and poked it into the broken antenna end. That works fine, and to really increase the FM reception a trick is to take a wire, that's the length of the antenna, and attach it to a ground in the radio(I use the negative wire coil at one end of a battery) and stretch the wire in the opposite direction that the antenna is pointing. You can play with this wire to fit the station you need help with, but for me in my bad reception canyon location it makes a large difference. It's a funky solution but worth trying. I've broken so many antennas on this radio that I just took a coat hanger, straightened the hook and poked it into the broken antenna end. That works fine, and to really increase the FM reception a trick is to take a wire, that's the length of the antenna, and attach it to a ground in the radio(I use the negative wire coil at one end of a battery) and stretch the wire in the opposite direction that the antenna is pointing. You can play with this wire to fit the station you need help with, but for me in my bad reception canyon location it makes a large difference. It's a funky solution but... » Read More I've broken so many antennas on this radio that I just took a coat hanger, straightened the hook and poked it into the broken antenna end. That works fine, and to really increase the FM reception a trick is to take a wire, that's the length of the antenna, and attach it to a ground in the radio(I use the negative wire coil at one end of a battery) and stretch the wire in the opposite direction that the antenna is pointing. You can play with this wire to fit the station you need help with, but for me in my bad reception canyon location it makes a large difference. It's a funky solution but worth trying. « Show Less