And can i use it as my aerial, cos wen I hold it in the aerial input the reception is great?
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by crayzidane » Wed Sep 16, 2009 7:55 pm
What is the smaller of the two for?
And can i use it as my aerial, cos wen I hold it in the aerial input the reception is great?
And can i use it as my aerial, cos wen I hold it in the aerial input the reception is great?
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Re: Aerial Wire
by boru » Wed Sep 16, 2009 10:06 pm
Can't view your picture for some reason, but when I replaced my electric aerial about a month ago I discovered 2 aerial inputs. Traced one back to the electric aerial, the other went to the aerial in the rear window. My electric aerial gave slightly better reception so that's the one I used.
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Re: Aerial Wire
by crayzidane » Wed Sep 16, 2009 10:13 pm
yea i was just wondering if you can get an adaptor for the smaller one to fit into the back of the radio
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Re: Aerial Wire
by CJ » Wed Sep 16, 2009 10:38 pm
crayzidane wrote:yea i was just wondering if you can get an adaptor for the smaller one to fit into the back of the radio
Its used for the Jap equivalent of RDS. It has no real purpose in Euro stereo, just leave it disconncted.
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