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Old February 22nd 06, 07:04 AM posted to rec.radio.shortwave
 
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Default Boost Existing Radio Ferrite Antenna

OK, I have an old tapedeck radio. Fairly low end. It has no antenna
posts for connection of loop or other antenna. I was wondering...
could I set up a line antenna in my apartment, and connect the
lead/drop line to the windings inside the radio? The windings around
the ferrite rod? Or even the ferrite rod itself if that would help?

I'm guessing that might simply lower/affect the existing reception
ability of the ferrite rod & windings. Constructive comments? Thanks.

 
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