The AN200 AM Radio antenna’s twin lead wires will not be required on most portable radios. The antenna plugs are always labeled “AM Antenna” or something similar. The AN200 model antenna is capable of either sitting directly next to this open air loop, or, you have the option with this model antenna, to plug the 1/8th inch plug with wire into the front of the AM Antenna, then running the 2-wire output directly to the clip leads on the back of the Home Stereo receiver or Table top radio. The reception is generally very poor with these stock receiver’s open air loop antenna, but at least you can receive something. These dual clips are called “Twin Lead” connections and are the only inputs available for AM Radio reception on a home stereo or table top. These antennas generally plug into two connections on the back of the receiver or Table-Top radios. These highly inefficient antennas, barely pick-up local stations and the reception is notĪcceptable. On most home stereo receivers, there is usually a small loop, or similar type open air coil antenna. Plug the AN200 into the AM Radio Jacks on the back of your home stereo or Table-top receiver for a tremendous boost in AM Reception Home Stereo – Table Top Receiver AM Antenna Booster
For people seeing this for the first time, it’s really quite remarkable. With no wires attached to the portable radio, you just simply tune the knob and BOOM! a HUGE boost the station’s signal. Sometimes this tuning effect on the radio’s reception is so great, that people often think it’s some type of magic or voodoo. When you pluck the string on one guitar, the other guitar’s same string starts to resonate, but this happens with a radio signal, on your ferrite rod antenna. This field effect on the radio very similar to “Sympathetic Resonance”, just like placing 2 guitars on a table right next to each other. The antenna creates a “Field” around the antenna and when placed next to your portable AM Radio and the radio is place close to the AN200 AM Radio Antenna, a significant jump in received signal strength is instantly noticed. When you slowly rotate to adjust the tuning knob, the capacitor, in conjunction with the air coil, combine to radically boost the signal of the weak station you are trying to listen to. This remarkable AM Radio antenna, works by combining a capacitor, along with a large air coil, to fine tune to a specific band. Most people think that the whip antenna is the device receiving the signal, when in fact has no affect on receiving AM. These internal antennas are usually very small, very weak, and are often forgotten. However, the antenna inside of a portable radio however is the device which is responsible for picking up the radio station. Indeed, this is true, to some extent, but only when it involve Most people think they need a powerful AM Radio, with a special high-end receiver or circuit to increase or boost your reception. Simply placing it next to the portable radio’s internal AM rod antenna or by connecting it to larger desktop radios that have AM antenna terminals by using the included 1/8″ to bare wire cable. Receiving long distance AM Radio stations is easy with the AN200 (NO power requirements) tuned coil antenna, boosting AM Performance beyond above what you think is possible. The AN200 AM Loop Antenna will give you an added dimension to your AM radio by giving you better reception of the stations you already get, clearer sound, improved clarity and enhancement of stations that would otherwise be drowned out. One of the great things about this antenna is the possibilities available by selective tuning, loop adjustment and radio dialing. The antenna can also be adjusted by physically turning the loop in the direction of the station’s broadcast and pointing it directly at the station. The AN200 features a built-in tuning dial that allows tuning to the appropriate station and the selectivity to block out unwanted stations and noise which without the antenna would crowd or “bleed” into the desired signal. The AN200, it will work on all portable radios, without wires attached. All stations to the side of the antenna are heavily attenuated or suppressed. Antenna points towards the AM Radio Station you’re trying to listen to. The RadioLabs AN200 booster is a directional AM Radio Antenna, capable of pulling in distant stations and increasing your radio’s signal.
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