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External Fm Antenna Wiring Diagram

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Key down with 100 watts for 1 minute did not cause the ferrite to heat up at all for resonance frequencies where SWR is better than 12. The next diagram zooms-in on the 80-40 mtr part of the above diagram. Pin On Subwoofer Wiring The FM radio works perfectly but the AM radio has mostly static. External Fm Antenna Wiring Diagram . See the diagram below high gain active antenna circuit. For the FM band a whip or wire with 70cm will be sufficient. It conveys two analog message signals or two digital bit streams by changing modulating the amplitudes of two carrier waves using the amplitude-shift keying ASK digital modulation. I recommend using an external speaker unless you plan to keep the volume turned down relatively low. For good reception in MW and LW band should be used a ferrite rod antenna with 12cm x 1cm. Here is the wiring diagram. The antenna is known as a Double Bazooka design and is very popular with radio amateurs who make it for 144-146mhz FM operations