I work in a work trailer and listen to a bose radio. How can I get better recept!
Question: If there is already an antenna and it's not working well enough, you can try to extend it - sometimes just adding more wire will do the trick. If there is no external antenna, but a set-screw where one can be attached (usually on the back), attach one! Again, something as simple as a piece of wire strung out the window can do wonders. I suspect you're more concerned with FM than AM, but if you want a boost to your AM listening, I have an interesting device that I bought years ago that really boosts the antenna power of your AM radio. It's a big, round plastic device called a "Select-A-Tenna." You put it next to your radio and - wow! What a difference. this would also be a good device for those kids who have written in about bad reception on Radio Disney. You can reach them at www.selectatenna.com.
For more help, try the folks at radio Shack or another electonics store.
- a guy named duh
Answers: If there is already an antenna and it's not working well enough, you can try to extend it - sometimes just adding more wire will do the trick. If there is no external antenna, but a set-screw where one can be attached (usually on the back), attach one! Again, something as simple as a piece of wire strung out the window can do wonders. I suspect you're more concerned with FM than AM, but if you want a boost to your AM listening, I have an interesting device that I bought years ago that really boosts the antenna power of your AM radio. It's a big, round plastic device called a "Select-A-Tenna." You put it next to your radio and - wow! What a difference. this would also be a good device for those kids who have written in about bad reception on Radio Disney. You can reach them at www.selectatenna.com.
For more help, try the folks at radio Shack or another electonics store.
- a guy named duh