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Old 09-28-2003, 11:01 PM
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I have an aftermarket Alpine receiver in my car. It could be the cause of the poor reception I get, but my money is on the antennae in the windshield.

Anyone else have trouble with reception? What was your solution?
Old 09-28-2003, 11:11 PM
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I had two problems with my C2 antenna when I first got it. The little wire from the windshield was not attached to the amplifier, and in diagnosing that problem, I broke the little itsy bitsy coax cable that runs from the antenna amplifier to the radio.

I found it helpful to remove the shock (passenger side) that holds up the front hood, to allow my fat hands to reach back to connect up the windshield lead.
-Eric
(You also need to look at whether the antenna amplifier is getting power when the radio is on)
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As Eric stated, you need to make sure you are getting power to the antenna amplifier through the 8 pin circular din connector. Without the power hooked up, I only was able to receive 5 or 6 stations.

If you need the schematic, let me know and I will try to remember where I got the details from.

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