Car antennas have come a long way since their inception in the early 20th century. First used in the radio body itself, they have evolved from external whip-style mast antennas to integrated radio and ...

Have you ever wondered about the length of car antennae? Of course you have—you're a human being (or advanced AI, or a brain-augmented dolphin) reading this, and as such you're full of curiosity and ...

Microtune announced that its new antenna amplifier, the MT1119, is now automotive-qualified and released to production. Amplifier Chip, Targeted for In-Glass, Roof or Bumper Antennas, Enables ...

The whip or pole car antennas of the past have all but disappeared in the latest models. Car designers simply won’t use them anymore because of esthetics as well as wind noise and drag issues. These ...

Equipping your vehicle with superior quality car antennas ensures a ceaseless transmission of radio waves. This ensures that you can enjoy your music without a break during the drive. So, have you ...

If a little fin antenna is good enough for today's cars, why isn't it good enough for a truck? What's the deal with the extra-long antennas on truck roofs?

Modern car antennas are a world apart from the half-metre-long metal wire that protruded from the bodywork, ensuring good radio reception. Some of the cars appear to come without antenna but in ...

Unless you’re some sort of monster, or are trying to diagnose a weird noise, no one likes to ride in a car in utter silence. It’s unnerving and wrong, which is why automakers have #blessed us with rad ...

DETROIT – An automotive appendage that often goes unnoticed – unless it loses a battle with the automatic carwash – is disappearing in the face of changing technology, tastes and economics. The ...