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What did you call that tape you stuck under the antenna to protect the
paint, and where can you buy it?
Sick!!
Anthony, can you recommend an install shop in Houston, Texas USA?
Any advice on a convertible?
Personally I got a CB Radio already with the antenna on the trunk, why not
just put the antenna on the trunk and run it in from the trunk? As long as
you aren’t using your trunk 24/7 it shouldn’t be a problem really with the
wire being pinched. Seems for a more pain free installation to me
Could you just stick the antenna somewhere inside the windshield instead?
what if it asks for a CODE???
Lol im with tha comment below ridiculous for all the trouble
That is not an easy instalation..For every video i have viewed it looks
like a real headache.And i regret i just ordered one..
You should see it when we make the custom mount and make the units “float”
like in those pics 😉
It’s a plastic film from 3M
Anthony. What is the exact product number for the 3M tape that you referred
to in your demonstration. I would like to purchase the tape for my
installation. Thanks.
how much is all of that?
i need help i have a wrangler and bought a new sirius, im having problems
with the antenna, cause the roof is plastic, i have no signal at all, i
bought a new antena, and signal is horrible, im really desperate, i have
sirius on another car and is perfect i have 2 new antenas and the same
problem
i think I’ll just stick to FM radio
You work in a future shop car installs dont you
You’ll have to pay for the subscription.
Is Sirius satellite radio even satellite?
You lost me at soldering, but nice video.
ALSO what wa sthe thing you put on top of the car to not allow the dirt be
all under the Attena?
Did you try putting it on the hood? The area closer to the windshield.
this is kind of a stupid question lol, but if you buy a satellite radio do
you still have to pay for a subscription to get the channels or do the
channels come with your radio?
I usually grab power from either the factory radio or the ignition. You
need to find a positive power source that will turn off and on with the
ignition.
Not sure the exact part number. We purchased ours from an automotive parts
store.
Do we know if the lead from the Ant is a Coax or discreet wires?
Hey Just wondering where you got the modular piece to filter out the local
stations, I currently have it installed without and am constantly fighting
local stations. Thx for your help.
What was the one thing that attaches to the Attena so we dont have to keep
changing stations again?? would like to know so I can get mine and my
daughters installed
Why the hell would I go through all this trouble to install a $50 sirius
radio…..
holy shit this is wayyy to much work
You’ll have to purchase a tuner that can interact with you’re new head
unit. I’ve done installs placing the new antenna into a similar housing and
I’ve done ones where we adapted into the factory wiring for the antenna and
used the factory antenna.
What are all the extra parts I need to install in a 2004 Tahoe? Other then
what comes in the box
I wish I could pay this guy to install my car audio system. He knows what
he’s doing!
Some times I use the provided mounting hardware, Other times I make custom
brackets, really depends on the application.
Nope. It does have a power switch. I did confirm that it does power down
the modulator and it still sucks. I think what is happening is that when
the Ipad is charging it is sending noise back and cancelling out off-air. I
get slightly better reception if I unplug the I-phone/pad when not in use,
but the end result is better playability while for less off air
interference but the sacrifice of off-air reception.