[glenoliff]

Hi it says that an external antenna can be used for the FM Radius module but doesn't specify how to connect. Is it just a specific gauge of unshielded wire? Can someone provide some guidance here? Thanks in advance!

[Sandy303]

Hi it says that an external antenna can be used for the FM Radius module but doesn't specify how to connect. Is it just a specific gauge of unshielded wire? Can someone provide some guidance here? Thanks in advance!

The wheels move slowly here, I think the hamster is dead. You might have more luck with your question on Reddit, if there's a Koma sub. You could definitely try the Hainbach sub.
Good luck!

[glenoliff]

Hi it says that an external antenna can be used for the FM Radius module but doesn't specify how to connect. Is it just a specific gauge of unshielded wire? Can someone provide some guidance here? Thanks in advance!

The wheels move slowly here, I think the hamster is dead. You might have more luck with your question on Reddit, if there's a Koma sub. You could definitely try the Hainbach sub.
Good luck!

Sweet thanks for the tip!

[Jackieflipflop]

Hi it says that an external antenna can be used for the FM Radius module but doesn't specify how to connect. Is it just a specific gauge of unshielded wire? Can someone provide some guidance here? Thanks in advance!

Hello Glenoliff.
In most urban or city environments, an antenna isn’t usually necessary to receive FM signals. However, in some cases, using one can definitely improve reception.

The connector type is called DuPont (standard jumper wire).
That said, you can really use any wire you like, as long as it fits snugly into the socket and stays firmly in place, it will work just fine.
You can use a solid-core wire by stripping one end and inserting it into the socket. That will work.

Feel free to experiment with antenna lengths. You can reach even 1 meter of Antenna to improve reception.
Let us know if that helps!