I've started listening to FM radio a lot lately. The reception for some stations is poor, so I decided to make my own FM antenna to improve it. I asked Professor Google (AI) about it.Professor G's ...

For good reception, a radio must have good selectivity (selectivity is a radio’s ability to separate weak stations and strong stations on the FM dial) and good sensitivity (the ability to receive weak ...

The author, a former engineering executive for several broadcast owners, is a consultant in signal quality improvement and antenna system design. Clients include SWR Inc. I have written in Radio World ...

I’m going to go out on a limb here and start with a statement: In the real world, there is no such thing as a non-directional FM broadcast antenna. An isotropic radiator may be theoretically possible, ...

Depending on where I am in my room (sitting/laying on bed, standing somewhere), my FM radio, which is at the foot of my bed and on the floor, experiences various levels of interference in the ...

Q: I need an indoor AM/FM antenna for my 30 year-old Technics receiver. It works well enough for the most part, but I have trouble receiving radio on either band. I purchased a TERK PIB amplified ...

I am located about 65 miles northwest of Austin, Texas. Been listening to one FM Austin station(93.7) for 40+ years. EDIT: Transmitter distance: 58 miles. For the last couple of years, periodically, ...