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Welcome to the forum Frank,
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Graham
I've moved your question from Jaguar Forums Advice / Feedback & Suggestion Center to XK/XKR forum. The Advice / Feedback & Suggestion Center is for posts about the forum and not for technical questions.
Members here with the same model will be able to help.
Please follow this link New Member Area - Intro a MUST - Jaguar Forums - Jaguar Enthusiasts Forum to the New Member Area - Intro a MUST forum and post some info about yourself and your vehicle for all members to see. In return you'll get a proper welcome and some useful advice about posting to the forum.
Graham
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Coastwinds (05-09-2014)
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Rather than go with the expense of the offical solution you can just put a hidden aerial inside the trunk yourself. Have a look through previous posts but I recently went with what others had recommended which is a marine aerial:
Amazon.com : Dual Electronics MAW40 Car/Marine Wire Antenna : Vehicle Audio Video Antennas : GPS & Navigation
I actually bought two plus a lead splitter and an extension and have one attached inside each rear wing and it seems to be as good as the old extending aerial so far.
You will also need a convertor cable to change the connector type of the exising aerial lead.
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I actually bought two plus a lead splitter and an extension and have one attached inside each rear wing and it seems to be as good as the old extending aerial so far.
You will also need a convertor cable to change the connector type of the exising aerial lead.
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Rather than go with the expense of the offical solution you can just put a hidden aerial inside the trunk yourself. Have a look through previous posts but I recently went with what others had recommended which is a marine aerial:
Amazon.com : Dual Electronics MAW40 Car/Marine Wire Antenna : Vehicle Audio Video Antennas : GPS & Navigation
I actually bought two plus a lead splitter and an extension and have one attached inside each rear wing and it seems to be as good as the old extending aerial so far.
You will also need a convertor cable to change the connector type of the exising aerial lead.
Amazon.com : Dual Electronics MAW40 Car/Marine Wire Antenna : Vehicle Audio Video Antennas : GPS & Navigation
I actually bought two plus a lead splitter and an extension and have one attached inside each rear wing and it seems to be as good as the old extending aerial so far.
You will also need a convertor cable to change the connector type of the exising aerial lead.
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This is the cable I bought, because the seller was helpful and happy to ship to the other side of the world but the connector is a Fakra to DIN convertor.
PC5-111 VOLKSWAGEN POLO 2005 ONWARDS FM MODULATORS AERIAL ADAPTOR MAST ANTENNA | eBay
I also bought a DIN splitter lead so that I could use the two hidden aerials.
PC5-111 VOLKSWAGEN POLO 2005 ONWARDS FM MODULATORS AERIAL ADAPTOR MAST ANTENNA | eBay
I also bought a DIN splitter lead so that I could use the two hidden aerials.
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