GOOZEEZOO GA800 Active Shortwave Radio Loop Antennawith BNC Cable 10KHz-159MHz Portable HF Receiving Antenna for Ham Radio

GOOZEEZOO GA800 Active Shortwave Radio Loop Antennawith BNC Cable 10KHz-159MHz Portable HF Receiving Antenna for Ham Radio

Name: GOOZEEZOO GA800 Active Shortwave Radio Loop Antennawith BNC Cable 10KHz-159MHz Portable HF Receiving Antenna for Ham Radio
Brand: Goozeezoo
Price: 325.79 EUR
Availability: InStock
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Product ID: 618251454

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Details

Antenna
Radio
Brand
GOOZEEZOO
Colour
black
Number of channels
1
Impedance
50 Ohm

⚡Power-saving design

📡10KHz-159MHz range

🔊Built-in noise suppression

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Description

📻 Elevate Your Listening Experience with the GA800!

COMPACT DESIGN - Perfect for limited spaces with a sleek 10.2-inch diameter.
TUNING FREE OPERATION - Experience seamless listening without the hassle of tuning.
VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Works with a variety of models for ultimate flexibility in your radio setup.
ENHANCED SIGNAL RECEPTION - Enjoy crystal-clear audio with superior signal amplification.
NOISE REDUCTION TECHNOLOGY - Say goodbye to interference with 20% better noise control than competitors.

The GA800 Active Shortwave Radio Loop Antenna is a cutting-edge solution for ham radio enthusiasts, offering a wide frequency range of 10KHz-159MHz. With its compact design, built-in noise suppression, and tuning-free operation, this antenna is engineered for optimal performance in indoor shortwave reception. Compatible with various radio models, it ensures a superior listening experience by amplifying signals and minimizing noise interference.