hmm... static in radio or any kind of amplifier interference in 90% of the time a grounding issue...
so, check the ground on the antenna, and all connections.
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hmm... static in radio or any kind of amplifier interference in 90% of the time a grounding issue...
so, check the ground on the antenna, and all connections.
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Been doing that, even ran a jumper to ground from the ant. Any idea what the blue wire is for since I guess out ant is not powered?Originally Posted by pbkid
Greetings, Earthling. We come in peace... Never mind "Paris to Dakar", the VehiCROSS looks ready for the Martian desert.
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Hmm our stock antenna does have a little blue wire that runs up to it, just like a powered antenna, but of course for our one it is to get a stronger signal?
i didnt have mine connected at first then realised what it was so connected it and the reception was much better
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The manual says the blue wire in the connector behind the radio isn't used. Maybe it's just there for use if an aftermarket power antenna is ever installed?
At the antenna location/connector(s), is there just a blue wire and an antenna coax?
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Yes there is but it's not hot.
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