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Re: FM-aerial

Craig — Thu, 19 Apr 2007 12:15:48 GMT

SWISS 2:
Hallo Sveifors !

I have a 7007 original, and the FM antennae I received with it was very simple. A plug socket and 2 wires.
The Rabbit Ear antennae mentioned above is somewhat better, but a powered or amplified antennae is better yet. I really depends where you are located, and how strong the FM signals are near you. A small powered antennae such as a Terk can be hidden away and not detract from the 7000 design which the Rabbit antennae will do.
I ended up trying both over the years, and could not stand the look of the Rabbit Ears. I inverted the antennae ( V reversed and pointing downwards to /\ ) which worked fine, and did not detract from the design.
Since the advent of .M-Link, N. RADIO, and Beoport, I do not use it much these days. Still, a fine piece of equipment !

Never extend mine to use it. Hides nicely behind my BS3000 so you cannot see it. Did the same when I had my Beocenter 9000.

Craig

Re: FM-aerial

sveifors — Thu, 19 Apr 2007 03:47:48 GMT

I believe I may have caused a little misunderstanding. It is NOT just for recieving FM signals (It is no problem here). The reason I asked was because on page 6 in the user manual for Beocenter 7007 there is a picture and this texture " FM-aerial you can purchase Bang & Olufsen`s FM aerial type 8902010. It fits into a holder on the back of the reciever and the plug into 240-300 ohm socket" Under the picture of this antenna.

My interest was i that particular FM aerial(original). It was not inluded in beocenter, but you could buy it and it would fit a certain holder.

Sorry if my question was a bit unclear

Re: FM-aerial

SWISS_2 — Thu, 19 Apr 2007 02:58:03 GMT

Hallo Sveifors !

I have a 7007 original, and the FM antennae I received with it was very simple. A plug socket and 2 wires.

The Rabbit Ear antennae mentioned above is somewhat better, but a powered or amplified antennae is better yet. I really depends where you are located, and how strong the FM signals are near you. A small powered antennae such as a Terk can be hidden away and not detract from the 7000 design which the Rabbit antennae will do.

I ended up trying both over the years, and could not stand the look of the Rabbit Ears. I inverted the antennae ( V reversed and pointing downwards to /\ ) which worked fine, and did not detract from the design.

Since the advent of .M-Link, N. RADIO, and Beoport, I do not use it much these days. Still, a fine piece of equipment !

Re: FM-aerial

Craig — Wed, 18 Apr 2007 15:31:51 GMT

Should fit you Beocenter no problem.

Craig

Re: FM-aerial

sveifors — Wed, 18 Apr 2007 12:49:58 GMT

Beocenter 7007

Re: FM-aerial

Craig — Wed, 18 Apr 2007 11:30:08 GMT

Your dealer can supply a Rabbit Ear Aerial. These fit just about every piece of B&O made. What are using the aerial on?

Craig

FM-aerial

sveifors — Wed, 18 Apr 2007 11:24:26 GMT

In a old user-manual there is a reference to an indoor FM-aerial you can purchase Bang & Olufsen `s FM aerial, type 8902010.

It should fit into a holder in the back of the reciever,

Is there anyone who is familiar to this? I can`t find anything when I search about this aerial. Is there anyone who can tell if t is possible to get?