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Ruth's sister 3.5mm FM Radio Antenna Stainless Steel
A 3.5 mm FM antenna with a stainless-steel telescopic rod extending to 255 mm for radios and phones with a 3.5 mm socket
- 5 mm plug connects directly to radio or phone
- Stainless steel construction resists corrosion for indoor use
- Extends to 255 mm for stronger FM reception
- Collapses to 88 mm for compact storage
- Single-section design with no retail packaging included
3.5mm FM Radio Antenna
This 3.5mm FM radio antenna connects to any device with a matching 3.5mm socket. Stainless steel construction provides durability for regular indoor use. The single-section design extends to a full length of 255mm for improved signal reception. It is a compact accessory for portable radios and mobile phones.
Suits portable radio listeners
Listeners who want a simple plug-in antenna for indoor FM reception will find this model straightforward. The unstretched size of 88 x 28mm keeps it discreet on a desk or shelf. Buyers needing an outdoor-rated or amplified antenna should look at other options. This unit has no retail packaging and includes only the antenna itself.
Extends to 255mm for local stations
At full extension the antenna reaches 255mm, which comfortably handles strong local FM signals indoors. The 6mm maximum diameter keeps the profile slim for tight spaces. Reception may run out in fringe areas or buildings with heavy shielding where a longer or powered antenna would be required. No additional cables or adapters are included.
Highlights
- 5 mm plug connects directly to radio or phone
- Stainless steel construction resists corrosion for indoor use
- Extends to 255 mm for stronger FM reception
- Collapses to 88 mm for compact storage
- Single-section design with no retail packaging included
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What type of device needs a 3.5mm socket to use this antenna?
Any FM radio, mobile phone or portable player that has a 3.5mm antenna input jack will accept the plug directly.
Will the 255mm extended length clear a bulky case on my older handset?
The telescopic whip reaches 255mm when fully extended, so it clears most protective cases that add only a few millimetres around the jack.
How can I confirm the antenna is improving reception after I plug it in?
Tune to a weak FM station, extend the whip to its full 255mm length and rotate it; a noticeable rise in signal clarity or a drop in static shows it is working.
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