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On Sat, 1 May 2010 21:18:36 -0700 (PDT), Arky Bob wrote: Anybody here use the tiny-tenna? Is it any good? Overpriced, underdesigned. Prone to overload. Fails in very high signal situations. A random wire will do better on most receivers. Even a short random wire. Does it do what's claimed? It does amplify the signal, and feed the front end of your receiver. Does it boost the signal over noise floor? No. It raises the noise floor with the signal. A well designed passive will less so. Spend your money on something better engineered. For your $25 you can buy/build a lot better. |
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