L Et s say Your outside and you have a radio and no where to plug it'in will this Product work
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This unit will run any 120v appliance that doesn't exceed 1600watts. A radio doesn't need this large a unit. Check how many watts your radio pulls and buy a inverter that plugs into a power outlet in your car. Don't waste the money for this size unit.
61064
You can see more at Amazon. I would look first at Whistler 200W then Cobra 300W for what you want to use them for.
61065
Yes it will and you don't need a 1600 W to do that. You can go much smaller.
61066
Go with Power Bright Inverters instead to start with.Any 12 volt source such as a Marine or Auto battery will do being properly grounded. Just remember the charging and discharging factor
1217903
Look for a power antenna wire. It will also work. If that is not available you can use a switched source from radio or your fuse panel.
82177
Yes, just make sure you put it at the top of your windshield. Also make sure you run the power and ground otherwise it won't work.
1609293
I'm pretty sure you need a radio. I think you either have to use the auxiliary port on the radio or tune it through a certain radio station if you don't have a port.
626533
You would not need to power it outside. you would mount the antenna, connect the coax cable and run it inside. The coax would then plug into a powered connecting block. Coax in and out and a USB type power connector. Easy installation.
340774
Should be acceptable out of the pocket when there are heavy terestrial signals, it should work. Mostly it's not well indoors.And you need a car kit (includes the dock) of this product.
171985
No. Your vehicle is not on the Application List from the manufacturer's website. Your radio is also not navigation, which is a requirement. So it won't work for you.
2186291
No, to get optimal reception, it needs to be mounted on the exterior of the vehicle.
1871125
You need to buy an antenna. Any antenna that has the same end for an auto radio antenna will work. If you are going to mount the antenna below deck, search for one that is intended for this as it is flexible and can be routed wherever you need to hide it. Any type 4 ohm speakers would work but use marine speakers if will be exposed to any water be it from the lake/ocean or when it is raining or you are washing your boat.
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This device will work stand alone, the antenna system should be grounded, however this device should act as afuse to protect your system(No guarantees !)
69190
Plug in that doesn't go very far so for outside jobs will def need a extension cord
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A directional external antenna mounted outdoors away from trees and obstructions would help if you are trying to receive Denver stations. I would avoid purchasing an external amplifier for the antenna, as it would likely only increase noise. You probably want your radio placed near a window as well. Knowing approximately how powerful the individual stations you are trying to pick up would be helpful, as it would give you an idea of how much work you have ahead of you.
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This outdoor version I have has alarm contacts. Depending on your audio source, you should be able to either wire direct or through a relay.
1185430
Not sure...there was nothing in the packaging that indicated it could be used outside. You might want to ask someone at radio shack or best buy off their opinion.
776881
It should work. My radio has navigation and xm, this particular unit plugs into the back of the stereo not the xm tuner like others. Though some features go thru xm on the radio itself. So thinking you might have to disclose where you have xm or not.
1943153
If the radio has an AUX port it will plug right in ti it.. There is also a cassette tape deck adapter. It can also be connected using an FM adapter. That would be my last choice. It conflicts with local FM stations.
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I meant to tell you that this radio does not have an external antenna jack. So the Sangean could not plug in . You would have to clip it to the telescoping antenna. I'll try to get a list of radios for you. Do you have a cost limit?