I really like that antenna idea, thats great looking
Originally Posted by rando
Nope ... just remove the stock antenna and it fits in the same hole.
I really like that antenna idea, thats great looking
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I think the antenna is a great idea as well, I'm tempted to run down to Vdub and buy one for my truck !!!
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Me too except my truck doesn't have a factory hole for an antenna. They're integrated into the side glass.
JC-S60 ,Originally Posted by JC-S60
Seems you where right on the money with this. It is in fact an active FM antenna. I did some searching and found an adapter ... here
$25.00 , one more thing to buy. Damn this is getting expensive . Anyway thanks for the help.
Is the reception much better with an external antenna than the typical GPS mouse type when also placed on the roof?
well I had a serial GPS unit sitting on the deck above my trunk and I would only get about 5 to 7 sats, with the external antenna and the Garmin, I never have less than 9 most the time it's 10 to 12
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Cool,
Since this OEM + antenna solution is brough up my interest has sparked up again. I have a garmin GPS16 with a built in antenna. I get 3 to no lock in a dense area, about 6-9 in open space. I have been thinking year ago if its worth the money and hassel to upgrade to OEM + antenna.
Can we conclude that the build in antenna is not as good as the external one?
not to turn this into another tv antenna thread but, what are the odds that this antenna would give better reception for a tv tuner? (sorry...had to ask)
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