Momoa!!!Where is @618TRVLWILD? I was checking out HBO Max and seen that some DC comics movie coming out, so I watched the trailer..... low and behold who did I see??
A 'Tuned' FM antenna for the broadcast band is a waste of time as the band is so narrow (88–108 MHz). Most car antennas are 1/4 wave dipole (31"), for a balance between performance and length. A stubby uses an internal 'coil' of wire, when added to the vertical length equals the 1/4 wave length. Although this works after a fashion the reduced capture area of the antenna also reduces signal gain. This can be mitigated somewhat by using either an internal or external powered amplifer to boost gain. A 1/2 wave is best but at 62" is not practical. It is best to stick with the stock antenna as it has been optimized for vehicle performance.
It's not free, but you could do that via SiriusXM. I've found that if you cancel the service, they will do anything to get you back, so I pay $60/year plus taxes.
Alright keep it in your pants.....Umm Errr............Nevermind woman parts are always inside.Momoa!!!
My.... LadyIt's not free, but you could do that via SiriusXM. I've found that if you cancel the service, they will do anything to get you back, so I pay $60/year plus taxes.
Alright keep it in your pants.....Umm Errr............Nevermind woman parts are always inside.
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Local sports here went FM. Spring training is the only thing on AM now.
Thong/G string may have some things to say about that....to a degree.It's not free, but you could do that via SiriusXM. I've found that if you cancel the service, they will do anything to get you back, so I pay $60/year plus taxes.
Alright keep it in your pants.....Umm Errr............Nevermind woman parts are always inside.
Or really?Alright keep it in your pants.....Umm Errr............Nevermind woman parts are always inside.
Hmmm, $60 plus taxes vs free . . . lemme get back to you on that.It's not free, but you could do that via SiriusXM. I've found that if you cancel the service, they will do anything to get you back, so I pay $60/year plus taxes.
Alright keep it in your pants.....Umm Errr............Nevermind woman parts are always inside.
But it will work where AM does not.Hmmm, $60 plus taxes vs free . . . lemme get back to you on that.
That's nice for the improved reception capability (always lose signal or get major static on AM when I'm in Lower Wacker, for example) but here any team I want to listen to is on AM 670, 720 or 780. Very occasionally there's a conflict which will bump a team over to an FM partner but 99% of the time it's an AM world for Chicago sports radio. So I'm not about to do anything that would *reduce* my vehicle's AM reception capability.
