Fm Antenna Connection - Kenwood KA-5200 Instruction Manual

CONNECTING YOUR KR-5200
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Since FM broadcast signals travel along a straight, direct-line path,
they become
rather weak
behind hills and
buildings even in the
vicinity
of a broadcasting
station.
FM signals also become weak
in
areas distant from a station even though there may not be any obstruc-
tion to the direct line path of the signal. Therefore, a good FM antenna
should be installed in the most effective manner for best possible FM
reception.
In areas near the FM station where signals are strong, stretch the
T-type indoor antenna that is supplied to its maximum, and connect it
to the FM 300 &2 terminals on the rear panel. This antenna should
be carefully hung in the direction that provides best reception with
minimal undesirable reflection.
FM ANTENNA CONNECTION
Pull the swivel
bracket as
indicated by arrow
AM ANTENNA
The ferrite stick antenna incorporated in your KR-5200 assures
satisfactory reception from all local AM stations. Since the ferrite stick
antenna has directional properties, you should adjust the antenna to
the position at which the strongest signal is received.
In fringe areas where satisfactory reception cannot be obtained
with the ferrite stick antenna, an AM outdoor antenna should be con-
nected to the AM terminal.
"B" for best
possible reception
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NOTE:
Locate the most sensitive ——n
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AC cords, speaker leads, etc. adjacent to antenna leads may inter-
fere with reception. Keep them away as far as possible from the ferrite
position within these points