Fixing Car Antenna Plug & Improving Radio Reception: Broken Copper Wires & Noise Issues

Hello.

Recently the car antenna plug has broken off. Yesterday I bought a new one, soldered, but something is wrong, there is such noise on the radio that you can't even listen to a station several kilometers away.

Someone has instructions on how to make a cable for this system: https://multisort.pl/u/4/c/c/4cc4f05e214f815562fab72c0d03a2c0/640x_CAR-CON12.jpg

I unwrapped the screen and it is clamped on these teeth. Tiny, copper wires are at the tip with quite a lot of tin. What can cause such noise?

Can the radio receive poor reception if several of these copper wires break off and about half remain? Earning from scratch?

wojtasek105 wrote:

Tiny, copper wires are at the tip with a fairly large amount of tin

You could specify. What does "are at the tip" mean? The screen should be clamped in "teeth" and the central wire should be soldered or tightened to the plug's pin. There must be no short circuit between them

wojtasek105 wrote:

if some of these copper wires are torn off and about half are left? Earning from scratch?

I suggest you earn a new cable.

Photo understand you not to suggest completely? Because the copper wires are braided there.