Nada. NYSEG has a control channel a quarter mile away and there's nothing. I'm gonna go with the antenna connector separated. I suck at soldering, so....LOL
That repair may be possible even if you "suck" at soldering!
I'd open it up and take a look at how close the other parts are if you do see a broken wire at the antenna connector. If it broke where it connects to the inside connection point of the antenna jack, you may be able to fix that one even if your soldering skills are poor or bad!
Just watch for excessive solder that may have dripped off your solder iron onto the board. If that happens, something tiny like a sewing needle or real fine screwdriver should pop the dropped solder off of the board it dripped onto.
If it doesn't just pop off, you should probably stop and try and find a buddy or someone local to you that is good at soldering and let them finish things.
Also, if you have a control channel that close or even the VHF NOAA WX frequency may come to life if you touch the circuit board at the point the antenna connector should make its connection. Use a paperclip or a small gauge of stiff wire with just an 1/8th inch or less of insulation stripped away so you can see that you are touching the right solder point on the PC Board. If things come to life, soldering that antenna wire between the jack on the inside the case and the PC Board will fix you right up.
Just be careful or let someone else do the repair if you feel that you can't try the repair.
