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RadioActive
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pontoon radio help
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4/13/2016 9:19:39 PM
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ODB3, you didn't mention in your post what station or stations you were trying to receive.
I will note that with a run of the mill AM/FM boat radio and a Shakespeare Classic AM/FM marine fiberglass antenna, I don't have any difficulty hearing FM stations in Auburn or Montgomery. I have not tried AM since there is little to listen to there.
What you for sure don't want to use is one of those twin-lead antennas stuck below the helm on your pontoon. That is about as effective as a wet noodle. Nor one of those 12" long rubber antennas. Both are pretty much useless unless you are in a strong signal area, which is not the case for Lake Martin.
Remember that the longer and higher the antenna is, the better it works. That's always a tradeoff with cost and aesthetics.
RadioActive
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