Fm Antenna

[Bulbman2]

I have a uhf antenna(cm4228) I want to get better signals for my fm radio(receiver)-- I tried tapping in to he uhf signal and got am radio interfernce. Is there a filter that will me allow to use this antenna.

Also I have a Dish network dish on the roof that is not being used.


Its fun trying to find alternatives.

Next project is a internet antenna bi quad\\



Oh boy this is fun



John

 

[Don_M]

Pick up a Winegard CA-8800 FM band separator/combiner, a low-loss unit that splits the antenna input into separate TV and FM outputs. It costs less than $20. Keep in mind that the 4228 has no usable gain in the FM band, but it should still be OK for stations out to maybe 20-25 miles.

 

[dodge]

I basically have this antenna, I have the Radio Shack model which is now discontinued.
AntennaCraft CS900 Fringe Area VHF HD FM Antenna (CS900) | CS900 [AntennaCraft] | VHF Only HD CS 900 Antenna Craft Cs-900
on my garage roof on 5' masts.
I get all chicago hd radio stations and all fm perfect from chicago 55 miles away.

I would reccomend an outdoor fm antenna, even the small 6 element from antennacraft does well and its not very expensive.