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FM Radio Antenna benick 03-24-2008
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Posted by hallerb@aol.com on March 25, 2008, 9:11 am
>
>
> > My dad needs a GOOD indoor OR outdoor FM radio antenna to recieve the
> > Gospel station he likes. It comes in clear in the car even in the garage=

> > but no luck in the house. Have tried the wire antenna,35 dollar radiosha=
ck
> > indoor antenna,rabbitears,rooftop TV antenna,ect. He is trying to get it=

> > on his Fisher Reciever...He used to get a similar station on satellite b=
ut
> > it is no longer available.Southern gospel stations are hard to come by
> > here in Maine...LOL...There is only one....
>
> > Any thoughts or ideas????
>
> Have him move down here to Asheville, NC. =EF=BF=BD He'll hear it 24/7 wit=
hout a
> radio.

put a decent car radio on a AC to DC converter, and keep it in the
house.

Posted by benick on March 25, 2008, 11:50 pm

>
>
> > My dad needs a GOOD indoor OR outdoor FM radio antenna to recieve the
> > Gospel station he likes. It comes in clear in the car even in the garage
> > but no luck in the house. Have tried the wire antenna,35 dollar
> > radioshack
> > indoor antenna,rabbitears,rooftop TV antenna,ect. He is trying to get it
> > on his Fisher Reciever...He used to get a similar station on satellite
> > but
> > it is no longer available.Southern gospel stations are hard to come by
> > here in Maine...LOL...There is only one....
>
> > Any thoughts or ideas????
>
> Have him move down here to Asheville, NC. � He'll hear it 24/7 without a
> radio.

put a decent car radio on a AC to DC converter, and keep it in the
house.

He doesn't have a spare car on blocks in the front yard to take a radio out
of like you rednecks do..LOL...

Giter Done...Right????LOL


Posted by CJT on March 25, 2008, 11:36 pm
Sanity wrote:
>
>>My dad needs a GOOD indoor OR outdoor FM radio antenna to recieve the
>>Gospel station he likes. It comes in clear in the car even in the garage
>>but no luck in the house. Have tried the wire antenna,35 dollar radioshack
>>indoor antenna,rabbitears,rooftop TV antenna,ect. He is trying to get it
>>on his Fisher Reciever...He used to get a similar station on satellite but
>>it is no longer available.Southern gospel stations are hard to come by
>>here in Maine...LOL...There is only one....
>>
>>Any thoughts or ideas????
>
>
> Have him move down here to Asheville, NC. He'll hear it 24/7 without a
> radio.
>
>

Thanks for the info. That sounds like a good place to avoid.

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Posted by beecrofter on March 25, 2008, 6:30 pm
> My dad needs a GOOD indoor OR outdoor FM radio antenna to recieve the Gosp=
el
> station he likes. It comes in clear in the car even in the garage but no
> luck in the house. Have tried the wire antenna,35 dollar radioshack indoor=

> antenna,rabbitears,rooftop TV antenna,ect. He is trying to get it on his
> Fisher Reciever...He used to get a similar station on satellite but it is =
no
> longer available.Southern gospel stations are hard to come by here in
> Maine...LOL...There is only one....
>
> Any thoughts or ideas????

Here is a link to build his own out of flat 300 ohm lead in wire
http://www.kgnu.org/ht/helpfm.html#makeantenna

If you need to fine tune for a specific frequency divide 5565 by the
station frequency in MHZ and that will give you the length in inches
for the top part of the antenna.
These antennas are directional so try it first on one wall and again
on one 90 degrees away

Posted by ransley on March 25, 2008, 7:58 pm
> My dad needs a GOOD indoor OR outdoor FM radio antenna to recieve the Gosp=
el
> station he likes. It comes in clear in the car even in the garage but no
> luck in the house. Have tried the wire antenna,35 dollar radioshack indoor=

> antenna,rabbitears,rooftop TV antenna,ect. He is trying to get it on his
> Fisher Reciever...He used to get a similar station on satellite but it is =
no
> longer available.Southern gospel stations are hard to come by here in
> Maine...LOL...There is only one....
>
> Any thoughts or ideas????

I bet its the radio and most home stero fm radios have poor specs
anyway, it might be Kloss that has a good unit or get a car radio, but
learn sensitivity specs, there is a big online cataloge seller of car
stuff [ fotgot the name] that publishes specs for about all car radios
made, and everything else on car stereos.

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