Aerial options for a radio / CD unit please

Started by woodie, February 22, 2014, 11:51:10 AM

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I'm sure it must have been done before , anyone fitted a non body mounted aerial.
I know there are a couple of windscreen mounted types.

I was thinking more of a hidden one, possibly under the dash or front bonnet

pics or links would be very helpful   ;)

thanks in advance.

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Got mine fitted under the bonnet on the main tub. works great!!!!
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We use these on boats, underneath the fibreglass with reasonable success

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Quote from: AndyRobinson on February 22, 2014, 01:07:52 PM
Got mine fitted under the bonnet on the main tub. works great!!!!
Bought it from ebay

Not from this seller but its exactly the same and about same cost - job done!



thanks fo rthe reply and ics , very helpful
which seller ?

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Does that mean you can use a big flappy whip aerial for Fm radio?
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Yes, I have two CB whips on the back of mine, one for CB and one for FM

Its only when you are playing with things that transmit you have to be carefull with aerials, but anything that receives, generally anything goes

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Awesome. I've wanted to put on one but I thought they only worked for receiving CB signals.
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