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In search of an antenna...
I've been looking for an inexpensive manual antenna for my '95 LSI (junkyards etc) but haven't had any luck.
Anyone out there have a spare or know where to get one cheap? many thanks-- |
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Re: In search of an antenna...
I have a very inexpensive solution for you.....
Most of the time, butt-headed kids rip antenna's off of cars - funny, no? When I got my '93 Geo Metro, used, it also had had the antenna ripped off and only the part inside the plastic fairing was visible. I obtained a 2 foot piece of 14 gauge, bare copper wire (used for wiring the ground in home wiring) and made a very slight curve in one end - about 4 inches from the end. If you gently push this bent end into the broken off, hollow antenna wire, it will stay in place quite well. I then made the rest of the protruding copper wire into a curved backward shape. You could instant glue some little plastic ball on the end or some kind of whirlie-gig doodlebopper thing-a-mabob to make it look cool....but then that attracts teenagers like shiny things attract pack rats. Now I get radio signals well and it is a nice copper color and if some suck-headed teenager rips it out, well...it costs nothing to replace! Try it - you'll like it! I got an antenna from a Pull-n-Save yard, but they are too much work to install...maybe. I am lazy. Besides, if I put the replacement in - I fear some Bonzo-Brained kid will just rip that one out too! DoctorBill PS - The link to my previous post on this topic in the following thread: http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...hlight=antenna
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