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Sangean HDR-18 And Terk AM Advantage Antenna

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Jim1348

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I just bought a Sangean HDR-18. I also resurrected my Terk AM Advantage antenna. When I bought the Terk antenna years ago, it did not come with a wire to connect the antenna to the radio. The current manual states: "The Terk AM Advantage Indoor Antenna is a highly sensitive AM radio antenna that requires no connection to your radio." I noticed on the website that it now comes with a 6.75' wire with twin leads. Is it worthwhile to add that wire? It looks like it is a standard common plug of some sort. Where would be good place to buy that?




www.sangean.com

HDR-18 HD / AM / FM Wooden Radio│SANGEAN Electronics

SANGEAN HDR-18 Wooden cabinet radio supports HD radio digital and analog AM/FM stereo reception, including emergency alerts. 20 memory presets.
www.sangean.com www.sangean.com

Terk

TERK ADVANTAGE Indoor AM Antenna is perfect to get the best reception
www.terk.com www.terk.com
 
The wire has tinned leads at one end and a standard 1/8” (3.5mm) plug (mono) on the other end. The plug goes into a matching jack on the antenna itself. I’ve gotten slightly better results with that cable compared to induction, but I think you’ll want to experiment for your own environment.
 
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