BOOBRIE Marine FM/AM Radio Antenna with 3m Cable & DIN Plug

Marine AM/FM Antenna for Boat and Vehicle Stereos

The BOOBRIE marine AM/FM radio antenna features a flexible rubber mast, a 3m (9.84ft) cable and a DIN male plug. Designed for compatible boat and vehicle stereos, it provides an external antenna connection for broadcast radio reception.

Key Features

• AM/FM reception: Supports FM 88–108 MHz and AM radio reception through a compatible receiver.
• Flexible rubber mast: A bendable alternative to a rigid mast for installations with limited clearance.
• DIN male connection: Connects to a matching radio antenna socket. Check the connector before ordering.
• 3m cable: Allows flexibility when planning the route between the antenna and stereo.
• Installation accessory: A screwdriver is included.

Specifications

Check Compatibility Before Buying

Compare the plug with your stereo’s antenna input, measure the complete cable route and check the available mounting space. Vehicle or boat type alone does not establish compatibility.

If the socket differs, identify the correct adapter before installation.

Installation Guide

1. Connect the antenna temporarily and test reception before making permanent mounting changes.
2. Compare possible mounting positions using the same radio station.
3. Route the cable away from sharp edges and moving parts, leaving enough slack to avoid pulling on the connector.
4. Secure the installation using a method appropriate for the mounting surface.
5. Protect exposed connections and any cable entry points from moisture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will it fit every boat or car stereo?

Check the antenna socket and mounting arrangement individually. A matching vehicle type does not guarantee a matching connector.

Will a longer cable improve reception?

Cable length provides routing flexibility; it does not guarantee better reception. Test the intended antenna position before final installation.

Why does reception change after moving the antenna?

Reception can vary with local broadcast coverage, surrounding obstructions and electrical interference. Compare positions and check the connection before securing the antenna.

What should I check when replacing an existing antenna?

Check the plug, cable route, mounting dimensions and the radio services your receiver needs. Compare these requirements with the product specifications before purchase.