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I have a clock radio that gets lousy reception in my office at work.
I want to experiment with adding external antennas to it. Maybe a half-wave looped dipole for FM and a small external loop for AM. My question is how to add the external connection. The radio has a loopstick ferrite antenna (I presume for only AM) The loopstick has 4 connection points. 2 of them are on the same circuit trace which only goes between these two points and nowhere else (what might this be for?). The other two, one goes to DC ground and the other goes off into the circuitry of the radio. If I solder leads to these four points, is that my external connection for only AM or both AM and FM? I presume the FM antenna is the power cord because that is commonly done in radios of this type and adjusting the shape of the power cord just right picks up my FM station in question, 88.7 MHz. How can I add an external connection in this case? TIA, Todd K. |
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