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![]() 4. Take a 3-6 Foot piece of Insulated Wire and strip-off an Inch of Insulation from both ends and attach one end to a ground within the room (Cold Water Pipe?). Make sure that the Radio's Whip Antenna is fully extended. Next "Touch" this Wire to the Exposed Ring of the Radio's Earphone Jack. - - - Does the Radio's Reception Improve or get Noiser ? Try this on the AM, FM and Shortwave Bands HEY - Even try Touching this Ground Wire to the Radio's Collapsed Whip Antenna ![]() - - - Does the Radio's Reception Improve or get Noiser ? "IF" - When you "Touch" the Wire to the Exposed Ring of the Earphone Jack the Radio's Reception Improves. Then Modify an 1/8" Mono-Plug to put into the Earphone Jack to connect a Ground to the Radio for Improved Reception all the time {most of the time}. Easiest "ground" is to use the ground socket on your AC outlet. I find a banana plug fits about right.... rj |
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