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3rd February 2008, 11:32 AM
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Tube Radio - What are G & F Terminals?
On my Zenith tube radio, there are two terminals labeled G & F. Does anyone know what they are for? I am wondering if one is to hook up an external antenna. If case, to which one? What is the other one for?
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3rd February 2008, 12:37 PM
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Location: Mansfield, Connecticut
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The "G" is for a ground connection, and the "F" is for an external antenna. I have several antique radios myself.
You should go here if you have any radio related questions: Antique Radio Forum Glenn
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