carbon fiber radio antenna
04-16-2012, 09:47 PM
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carbon fiber radio antenna
Ok gang I know I am a rookie to these vetts but my radio antenna broke and I was told to put a carbon fiber and it was simple deal. now after 3 hours it is still not in. I have a 01 and this has become a pain in the rear. help. thanks ken
04-17-2012, 07:04 AM
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I'm....confused.
You were told to put on a carbon fiber radio antenna? Why? Didn't know they even made those, nor do I feel that it would be very receptive. An antenna (assuming you broke it on the stalk that sticks out) is a quick and simple thing to swap out..you unscrew one and screw in the other.
Is it power or fixed?
Pics?
You were told to put on a carbon fiber radio antenna? Why? Didn't know they even made those, nor do I feel that it would be very receptive. An antenna (assuming you broke it on the stalk that sticks out) is a quick and simple thing to swap out..you unscrew one and screw in the other.
Is it power or fixed?
Pics?
04-17-2012, 01:46 PM
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I'm....confused.
You were told to put on a carbon fiber radio antenna? Why? Didn't know they even made those, nor do I feel that it would be very receptive. An antenna (assuming you broke it on the stalk that sticks out) is a quick and simple thing to swap out..you unscrew one and screw in the other.
Is it power or fixed?
Pics?
You were told to put on a carbon fiber radio antenna? Why? Didn't know they even made those, nor do I feel that it would be very receptive. An antenna (assuming you broke it on the stalk that sticks out) is a quick and simple thing to swap out..you unscrew one and screw in the other.
Is it power or fixed?
Pics?
04-17-2012, 10:50 PM
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You don't hear static?
Which mods does it look like you need? I've never gone from a motorized one to a fixed, but I would figure it simpler than the reverse. Wouldn't you just unbolt the mechanized assembly, put on the stubby ones, and hook the main antenna wire up to it?
Maybe someone else will chime in for ya..
Which mods does it look like you need? I've never gone from a motorized one to a fixed, but I would figure it simpler than the reverse. Wouldn't you just unbolt the mechanized assembly, put on the stubby ones, and hook the main antenna wire up to it?
Maybe someone else will chime in for ya..
04-18-2012, 05:01 PM
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You don't hear static?
Which mods does it look like you need? I've never gone from a motorized one to a fixed, but I would figure it simpler than the reverse. Wouldn't you just unbolt the mechanized assembly, put on the stubby ones, and hook the main antenna wire up to it?
Maybe someone else will chime in for ya..
Which mods does it look like you need? I've never gone from a motorized one to a fixed, but I would figure it simpler than the reverse. Wouldn't you just unbolt the mechanized assembly, put on the stubby ones, and hook the main antenna wire up to it?
Maybe someone else will chime in for ya..
