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Making Connections
With Your New AM Advantage
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For Wireless Operation
Locating Your AM Advantage For Best Results
ADVANTAGE
Intended for AM use ONLY. Most receivers and radios have external AM antenna terminals. If your receiver or radio does NOT have these terminals, you cannot connect the antenna and it must be used in Wireless Operation (see Wireless Operation on the following page).
AM Advantage Hook-Up & Tuning:
Your new AM Advantage can improve your AM reception dramatically!
1.Connect the supplied wire’s jack into the port located on the back of the antenna. See Figure 1.
2.Locate the set of terminals for an external AM antenna on the back of your radio or receiver. (These terminals can be either two screws or two
3.Simply insert the exposed wire leads into the terminals. See Figure 2.
4.Tune in the AM station you wish to listen to on your radio.
5.Turn the dial on the AM Advantage to approximately the same frequency. Improved reception performance should be noted. See Figure 3.
ADVANTAGE | The AM Advantage can also be used to improve AM | ADVANTAGE | 1. | All antennas are affected by electromagnetic |
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| AM Advantage antenna away from direct contact |
| Simply place the AM Advantage next to your radio, then |
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| with CD players, TVs and computers. |
| tune the antenna until the reception becomes clearer. Try |
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| placing the antenna near all four sides of your radio until |
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| Note: Antennas work best when CD players, VCRs |
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| and computers are turned off. |
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| 2. | Keep the antenna away from large metal objects. |
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| Placing the AM Advantage near a window often |
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| 3. | On occasion, certain areas in your home may be |
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| null points or dead spots where no radio signal can |
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| be received. This may also occur in |
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| buildings and houses with aluminum siding. In this |
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| case, simply move your antenna, trying different |
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| locations, until the best reception is achieved. |
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| 4. | In weak signal areas, optimum tuning is achieved |
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| with your receiver’s scan button in the off position. |
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