AM Signal Booster?
Yeah, yeah, I know. AM radio. Why? Because I'm a knuckle dragging, stone age dweller, that's why. Anyway, I enjoy talk radio and eveywhere we go, it seems ALL of our aftermarket head units (camper,...
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SCVJeff wrote:Chris Bryant wrote:the OP is asking about a car radio. How are you going to mount a ferrite bar so it doesnt get blown off or stolen,?SCVJeff wrote:More To See wrote:not built for a mobile radio :(
Try one of these Antenna Boosters from CCrane radio.
I use mine all the time when out and about in the boondocks to pull in late night stations.
Huh?c.crane wrote:
The antenna was designed to work with everything from portable radios to home stereos with wire antenna terminals. The Twin Coil's wireless ferrite stick works on radios that don't have antenna connectors.
Understood, but it looked like the antenna element was designed for remote mounting, and thought it would not be hard to mount on an RV.
Trust me- I'm only question you about this so I will understand :)
I am amazed at the dearth of AM stuff from C.Crane- they used to have the Select-a-tenna, along with numerous AM antennas.
Actually, I always like the early '70's Delco radios- in the '80's I would get them from junkyards to use- did a lot of late night driving, and they would pull in stations like magic :P
