75 ohm FM Antenna, Outdoor Antenna WiFi Stereo TV Indoor, 1.5m SMA-Male Connector Magnetic Transmitter Cable, 16.4Ft Extension Cable with 6pcs Adapter, Black

I’ll start this off by saying that I’m an old school guy, I usually solved issues I had over the years with electronics by visiting our local Radio Shack, buying the parts I needed and fixing any issue I ran into. But as some of you know, Radio Shack is no more and oh how I miss it!I also love to listen to local news and the old rock station where I work (love ya Gulf 104.1FM!) but lately I started to run into reception issues. I have an old boom box that’s been sitting on my desk for the past 23 years and it’s never let me down. So I knew I needed to find a simple and inexpensive solution to this problem. And with no Radio Shack around, I started searching the ole’ interwebs to come across this excellent radio antenna that was very easy to hook-up! After attaching the gator clip to the bottom of the antenna on my Boom Box and then to the end of the extension cable, I attached the other end of that cable to the small antenna they provided. I then placed the antenna on top of my metal filing cabinet and it stuck there with the magnetized bottom of the antenna.I turned my Boom Box back on after I finished the simple install of the antenna and WOW what a difference it made! I not only get all my favorite stations in loud and clear with no interference but some others stations I could hardly pick up now came in perfect! I wish I had thought of this awhile ago as I love how perfect the reception is, 5 Stars!

Absolute junk I cannot pick up a radio station 4 miles away from me on FM with this. A finishing nail worked better than this did don't waste your money.

Helps tv in shed to pick up wifi and local channels. Works great on an old stereo I set up in shed. Picks up lots of channels. Would buy again.

I got this to put outside since the metal building at work was blocking my fav station.(the reception is generally worse inside metal buildings) The cord is fairly long. I will say the magnet is a bit weak, I wouldnt be surprised if the wind doesnt blow it off the side of the building where I stuck it. Also this is a very small antenna maybe 8" tall. That being said it is working just fine for what I wanted. Plenty of adapters for different radios.

I use several of these at FM broadcast transmitter sites, connecting them for air monitors. Although 75 ohm as opposed to 50 ohm, they work great for what I need. I like they are reasonably short, to put on top of or inside racks.

To small for good reception

Hubby didn't think it would work, but surprise !!! He's got it out in the garage on top of the roof and it works like a charm !!!

There is not a single adapter included that is for a am fm radio. Complete waste of money