FM Dipole Antenna 2-meter Female Coaxial Wire Antenna Accessory

This coaxial cable FM antenna is made of premium material. which can withstand long-lasting use. Features the copper material. which has high durability. not easy to deform. Fine workmanship. ensures practicality.

Features

-Color: As Shown
-Material: copper
-Size: 200.00X1.50X1.00cm/ 78.60X0.59X0.39in
Line length: 2 meters
Voltage: DC 5-12V
Power supply: 8~50 MA
Working frequency: 85-112 MHZ 520-1710MHZ
Gain: 3dB (with amplifier)
Noise figure: ??7dB
Output impedance: 75??
Output standing wave: ??1.5
Working temperature: -20???+70??
Storage temperature: -40???+90??
– For signal reception. in addition to the strong receiving ability of the antenna itself. it also has high requirements for location.
– When the location is good. the reception is good. the location is not good. and the reception is less effective.
The low floor (below the 3rd floor) has more signal obstruction. relatively less effective.
– Nowadays. there are many types of radio programs. information. music. and content. It is necessary to replace a professional antenna.
– The correct method is: pull out the long cable. try to get the antenna body close to the balcony or window. fully expand the antenna oscillator. try a few more positions patiently.
– And try to avoid power cables. speaker cables. TVs. refrigerators. and air conditioners and other home appliances that may cause interference.

• For signal reception. in addition to the strong receiving ability of the antenna itself. it also has high requirements for location.
• When the location is good. the reception is good. the location is not good. and the reception is less effective.
• The low floor (below the 3rd floor) has more signal obstruction. relatively less effective.
• Nowadays. there are many types of radio programs. information. music. and content. It is necessary to replace a professional antenna.
• The correct method is: pull out the long cable. try to get the antenna body close to the balcony or window. fully expand the antenna oscillator. try a few more positions patiently.
• And try to avoid power cables. speaker cables. TVs. refrigerators. and air conditioners and other home appliances that may cause interference.