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I'm just like you with the same radio, except that I live in an
apartment in Hong Kong. I made a simple outdoor antenna as follows. I got a few metres of insulated wire (salvaged from discarded electrical appliance), mounted it outside the window to run horizontally on the outer wall of the building, by tying one end of the wire to the window frame of another room in the apartment, and the other end clipped to my radio. Results are good. No problem with the major stations. I even picked up Radio New Zealand International whose signal is more intended for Oceania rather than Asia. Remember to disconnect the wire in a thunder storm, though. |
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