is this a 75 ohm antenna?
793269
No. The antenna is 300 ohm. When I got it i suspected the plastic thing at the connector was too small to hold the needed balun transformer, so I cut it open and found that the wires are connected directly. Bad juju. I ended up buying a TV 300 to 75 ohm Balun, cutting the lead-in off at the antenna, and crimping on a TV Balun. FM Reception immediately improved with the antenna taped to the window of my apartment. So save some money and get the kind that has the terminals, and buy a Balun to attach to the lead-in. PS, I am an Electronic Engineering Tech, and have the equipment to test such antennas.
793270
I don't know 75Ω from a hole in the head, but it works perfectly on my Yamaha receiver, and the antenna connector on the receiver is labelled "75Ω unbal."
793271
It's not 75 ohms according to my MFJ antenna analyzer. It's unbalanced ranging from 3 ohms to 572 ohms over the FM radio frequencies.
793272
No. The antenna is 300 ohm. When I got it i suspected the plastic thing at the connector was too small to hold the needed balun transformer, so I cut it open and found that the wires are connected directly. Bad juju. I ended up buying a TV 300 to 75 ohm Balun, cutting the lead-in off at the antenna, and crimping on a TV Balun. FM Reception immediately improved with the antenna taped to the window of my apartment. So save some money and get the kind that has the terminals, and buy a Balun to attach to the lead-in. PS, I am an Electronic Engineering Tech, and have the equipment to test such antennas. No. The antenna is 300 ohm. When I got it i suspected the plastic thing at the connector was too small to hold the needed balun transformer, so I cut it open and found that the wires are connected directly. Bad juju. I ended up buying a TV 300 to 75 ohm Balun, cutting the lead-in off at the antenna, and crimping on a TV Balun. FM Reception immediately improved with the antenna taped to the window of my apartment. So save some money and get the kind that has the terminals, and buy a Balun to attach to the lead-in. PS, I am an Electronic Engineering Tech, and have the equipment to test such... » Read More No. The antenna is 300 ohm. When I got it i suspected the plastic thing at the connector was too small to hold the needed balun transformer, so I cut it open and found that the wires are connected directly. Bad juju. I ended up buying a TV 300 to 75 ohm Balun, cutting the lead-in off at the antenna, and crimping on a TV Balun. FM Reception immediately improved with the antenna taped to the window of my apartment. So save some money and get the kind that has the terminals, and buy a Balun to attach to the lead-in. PS, I am an Electronic Engineering Tech, and have the equipment to test such antennas. « Show Less
1694958
The Winegard FM antenna that I have has two screws with wing nuts. if you wanted to use coax on this antenna you will need a 300 ohm to 75 ohm transformer. I used 300 ohm lead-in cable myself.
1511748
Its not really designed to be used for a WiFi adapter. Most WiFi devices are designed to use 50ohm antennas and cables. Using a 75 ohm antenna, if you could find the right adapters, would be inefficient and defeat the purpose of installing the antenna. You're better off finding an antenna specfically for WiFi in the 2.4GHz band (assuming a 2.4GHz adapter).
1829177
the 75 ohms connection is the connector for a coaxial cable from an outdoor antenna
1747229
I checked this model on ebay, the 75-300 ohm adapter should fit this model. I do not know whether this Terk Amp will improve your radio reception or not. Good luck.
313860
100 watt and up could be a little strong. I'd say 75 watts would be a good match and that's at 4 ohms.
1068015
Sorry I can't say. I bought this as a replacement for the broken antenna on a Buick Enclave.
207168
It's the wrong impedance for TV, but it would work somewhat. TVs want to see a 70 ohm antenna and this is a 50 ohm antenna. It isn't designed for TV reception, but even a coat hanger will pull in some signal.
356676
This is just the antenna. If you base mount will accept the cable connector I don't see why not.. RG-8 is 50 ohms.
2085987
If it has no external antenna connection point no. 75 ohm connections usually require a coax or dual terminal connection. Mine had two so I bought an adapter at Radio Shack.
1156145
Absolutely. This is much much better than the stock "rubber duck" antenna. I didn't measure anything exactly before and after, but I would estimate this antenna more than doubled my range.
1742060
Don't know, but the connection on the new antenna is 1/4-20 thread. These units did nothing for range enhancement.
1323322
How would you connect this antenna, is there a place on the radio for a second antenna (e.g. 75 ohm or two screws?) 75 ohm would require a converter. This is an inexpensive antenna, and not very good. I don't believe it will make the reception better, as you already have an antenna. If your radio has a place to attach a second antenna, look for a better antenna.
1790553
Shaylen @ Mediabridge (800)-956-8898 says it is RG6 and the impedence is 75 Ohms. Good luck.
773106
I don't now the impedance, but the genuine antenna is working best. This is a great dialer.
1329217
Yes, It will work with the 75Ohm Omni #301201/311201 but not with the 50 OHm Omni #301202/311202 If you have any more questions feel free to ask us . Thank you
2085986
the 6010 antenna is actually a 300 ohm hook up. (flat wire.). If you ever wanted to use it as a 75 ohm antenna you can install a 75 to 300 ohm adapter and run coax to your audio receiver.