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A New Indoor Antenna Offering and an Upgrade to an Old Favorite

Filed under: FM Antennas, FM Antennas, FM Radio — Lake @ 9:29 am April 30, 2009

FM DX Antenna Co is releasing a directional indoor antenna and upgrading the outstanding indoor half wave FM Dipole. Both these reception antennas are considered best values by far for their unsurpassed performance and reasonable cost.

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FM DX Antenna Co is releasing a rhombic FM reception antenna that is intended for attic or crawl space mounting. This mostly directional antenna is a smaller directional antenna but offers 3.5 db gain across the FM band. It will work best when horizontal orientation is best due to space limitations or other concerns.

The following is a link to this exciting new offering:

http://www.fmdxantenna.com/proddetail.php?prod=fmrhom

Meanwhile, a couple of changes have been made to the amazing Indoor Half-Wave Dipole that FM DX sells. First, the rods are much sturdier. Secondly, it is now available with several connector options without additional cost: standard screw-on F, push-on F, PAL, Twin lug, and PL259 (UHF). The main discovery that has been made with this antenna is that using it in true dipole fashion as a totally vertical antenna unleashes the complete potential rather than configuring it in the traditional rabbit ear configuration. The antenna will pick up inside just as well as an outdoor half-wave dipole mounted indoors but you have the advantage of tuning it exactly to the frequency you want plus the fine-tuning control allows each station to be perfectly tuned.

The following is a link to the indoor dipole at FM DX Antenna Co:

http://www.fmdxantenna.com/proddetail.php?prod=indip

There is no over-coming the fact that any indoor antenna is a compromise when compared to even the simplest outdoor antenna but if you get the best antenna for your setting and mount is a high inside and near an outer wall you will get the best results possible.

FM DX Antenna Co Rhombic Antenna

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