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| I know some of you don't fish with a radio on, but I do like to from time to time. The rig I just bought has a nice radio installed from the factory but doesn't have reception worth a #*^@. Anyone have any suggestions on an easy to install antenna on the smaller side? |
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| Sirius XM. |
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| Touché Shep. Wish I had something like that in the budget. |
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| I went to Advanced Auto and picked the one I like the shape size of best. Any auto parts store should have a good selection. Took me about 5 minutes to install. |
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Location: Minnesota | I have the same problem. I use my I pod run it through the radio |
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| Do you have a marine radio? If so, you could try the separator kit. Shakespeare P/N 4357.
http://www.thegpsstore.com/Shakespeare-4357-AM-FM-VHF-Band-Separato...
West marine should have them. I had one in my 2002 Lund, and it worked much better than the stock fold down little antenna.
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| I think my radio has issues period. I can connect my iPhone, but can't adjust the volume to a level high enough to hear. It's not a marine radio so I will have to look to the Advance a Auto options. Thanks guys |
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Location: Minnesota | I bought a radio at cabelas |
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Location: plant earth | just stick a wire about a foot long in the center hole on your Motorola antenna connector on your radio. strip off about an inch of the insulation. the water is a big ground plane. your reception will be good. we use this method on lake erie and it works well.
Edited by jdeezay74 6/13/2014 8:44 AM
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