ANTOP ANTENNA 50 Miles Digital Amplified AM/FM Radio Antenna Indoor for All Brand Stereo Radio Audio Signals RF Broadcast Receiver

★Disclaimer★ Antenna effectiveness is influenced by the distance from signal origination point, station signal strength, antenna positioning, reflections from nearby structures and any power consumption sources. The amount and quality of the stations you will receive depends on broadcast towers location, signals being broadcast, and the strength of the broadcast signals in your area. BEFORE PURCHASING this FM antenna, please CHECK OUT(FM Signal Locater) what channels are available in your area Description Just plug into your home stereo or A/V receive and you can listen to your favorite radio stations. The elegant black and modern streamline curved panel design is aesthetically pleasing and suitable to match a wide range of home interior styles. Its compact size allows you to position the antenna anywhere in your home. NOTE: Prior to purchasing this antenna, check the connector types of your AM/FM radio. This antenna is equipped to match a “F” Female connector. If your AM/FM radio uses an IEC Female type port, you will have to purchase an IEC Male to Coaxial Adapter Connector. - Do not place or hide the antenna in/behind any metallic objects. - Install the antenna as high as possible and near a window for better reception. - Keep the antenna away from any high power consumption devices to avoid interference. Specifications Range: 50 miles from point of signal origination Power Supply: DC 6V Reception Pattern: Multi-directional Polarization: Horizontal Color: Black Size: 10. 98x2. 68x1. 77in Coaxial Cable: 6ft

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