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Any piece of wire or metal is an antenna if all you need is to receive. If you are going to transmit - stick a piece of wire in your antenna jack and cut it off at 6.8 inches from the jack. For better reception and transmitting connect a 50 ohm coax with a connector that fits your radio and run it as high up (vertically) as you can. Cut 7 inches of the outer insulation from the top end of your coax and separate the outside shield wires so you can comb those down and over the insulation below the cut. When you get all the shielding wire combed out and "down" - then trim cut it at 6.8 inches long and tape it around the coax. Now cut the remaining "up" center wire lead to 6.8 inches. You now have a basic unity gain, 50 ohm impedance, vertically polarized, quarter wave antenna. Oh! Hang it up with nylon rope or hold it up with a plastic rod taped to it. Seal the insulation cut area and shield below with anything to prevent moisture intrusion. Also seal the cut top end. Coaxial cable causes loss of power - both receiving and teansmitting. Learn a bit about that too.

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You can get a higher gain antenna or add an amplifier. I'm not sure what you mean by "antenna extender". Are you trying to receive 433.92 or transmit on 433.92 or both?

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