Shorter Antennaes
#21
RE: Shorter Antennaes
I thinkthe 8"will look good. I'm not sure which length I will choose. I'm a little concerned about reception, although the description in the eBay link claims that reception will either improve or remain the same.
#23
RE: Shorter Antennaes
I have a question regading antennaeas. I have a Berklin FM ipod interface for my car ,works pretty but since I live in San Diego where most FM stations are being used sometimes I get some noise when I use it. I have been told that if I could "lower" the antennea it would help but I thought if I could install a switch of some kind to just eliminate the antennea when I am not listening to the radio that would work. Has anyoe done this and how? Thanks
#25
RE: Shorter Antennaes
ORIGINAL: Ken Rogers
I thinkthe 8"will look good. I'm not sure which length I will choose. I'm a little concerned about reception, although the description in the eBay link claims that reception will either improve or remain the same.
I thinkthe 8"will look good. I'm not sure which length I will choose. I'm a little concerned about reception, although the description in the eBay link claims that reception will either improve or remain the same.
As for reception, I can't speak for the 8", but my 14" antenna from AmericanMuscle or wherever has had literally no change in reception at all. In the city, the shorter antennas are still fine, it's apparently just an issue out in the country, or if you live in little tiny town that doesn't have decent radio towers. If you're in city of any size though, you're pretty much fine with the shorter antennas. If you do a lot of travelling in the country, just keep the stock one so you can switch back if radio reception is an issue.
Or, just load up the cd player, or even better, put on a nice growly aftermarket exhaust, roll the windows down, turn off the radio and make some noise. My exhaust is way nicer to listen to than any crappy radio station.
#26
RE: Shorter Antennaes
I have the 8" and love it. Looks real good. No noticable loss of reception. Can actually use a car cover too. the 14" is OK but a little too long for the cover. either beats the Stock sail mast...Knocking birds out of the sky, picking up stations in South America......
#27
RE: Shorter Antennaes
i just got my 8" antennae from mustang tuning and it doesnt fit. theres like a 1/4 inch gap from the bottom to the base of the antennae. when i use the black extension piece theres still a gap...any help?
#28
RE: Shorter Antennaes
The FM transmitter transmits to your antennea.. so if you remove it.. neither would work (radio or iPod).
ORIGINAL: pperin
I have a question regading antennaeas. I have a Berklin FM ipod interface for my car ,works pretty but since I live in San Diego where most FM stations are being used sometimes I get some noise when I use it. I have been told that if I could "lower" the antennea it would help but I thought if I could install a switch of some kind to just eliminate the antennea when I am not listening to the radio that would work. Has anyoe done this and how? Thanks
I have a question regading antennaeas. I have a Berklin FM ipod interface for my car ,works pretty but since I live in San Diego where most FM stations are being used sometimes I get some noise when I use it. I have been told that if I could "lower" the antennea it would help but I thought if I could install a switch of some kind to just eliminate the antennea when I am not listening to the radio that would work. Has anyoe done this and how? Thanks
#30
RE: Shorter Antennaes
ORIGINAL: MrSandman
The FM transmitter transmits to your antennea.. so if you remove it.. neither would work (radio or iPod).
The FM transmitter transmits to your antennea.. so if you remove it.. neither would work (radio or iPod).
ORIGINAL: pperin
I have a question regading antennaeas. I have a Berklin FM ipod interface for my car ,works pretty but since I live in San Diego where most FM stations are being used sometimes I get some noise when I use it. I have been told that if I could "lower" the antennea it would help but I thought if I could install a switch of some kind to just eliminate the antennea when I am not listening to the radio that would work. Has anyoe done this and how? Thanks
I have a question regading antennaeas. I have a Berklin FM ipod interface for my car ,works pretty but since I live in San Diego where most FM stations are being used sometimes I get some noise when I use it. I have been told that if I could "lower" the antennea it would help but I thought if I could install a switch of some kind to just eliminate the antennea when I am not listening to the radio that would work. Has anyoe done this and how? Thanks
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