When it comes to car antennas, we are all familiar with them, and we often see these three types of car antennas: ground antennas, shark fin antennas, and built-in antennas. But do you know the difference between these three types of antennas? Here is a detailed introduction.

1. The ground antenna

Disadvantages:If the antenna is too long, it will not only affect the appearance, but also increase the wind resistance of the car during driving. At the same time, when you drive through a tunnel or some relatively low places, you may touch it.

Advantages:In some remote places, such as which mountain corner, the receiving signal effect will be very good.

2. Shark fin antenna

Advantages:The design of shark fin antenna is much better than ground antenna, and with this antenna design, your car can definitely upgrade to a higher level.

Disadvantages:Its ability to receive signals is not strong enough for the antenna, which is generally preferred to be installed on trunk and hatchback doors.

3. Built-in antenna

Disadvantages:It has an impact on the reception of the signal. Compared with the other two antennas, this signal is relatively weak. The built-in antenna is generally installed on the rear windshield, which is relatively close to the radio device and is convenient for transmitting signals.

Advantages:The aesthetic effect is improved, and it also helps the passability of the car to a certain extent. There is no need to be restricted by the height limit, and there is no need to worry about being too low.