I'm new at this game. So my question is--- how do you attach this ant to your radio?//Thanks
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Gary - you can either plug the small jack into the swivel antenna under the carry handle or, using the adapter, clip onto the telescope antenna.
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Gary, The lead plugs into the adapter... the adapter connects to the metal whip antenna of your radio. If your radio has a external antenna jack, you can just plug it into that, if it is the correct size. //... Joe
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For the direct connection to work, the radio must have a jack (like the headphone jack) marked antenna. Not all radios have this direct connection and that is why Sangean includes the clip on pictured which attaches to your radio's telescopic antenna.
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Check to see if your radio has an external antenna connection, if it does plug the jack into it , if not plug the jack into the adaptor supplied and clip the other end onto the shaft closest to the tip of the radio's antenna.
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It has a clip attachment as shown in the picture, that allows it to clip over a middle portion of the telescopic antenna.
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Hey Billy, I cannot give you any specifics on this item. I purchased it for my 2011 c300 and honestly haven't played with it yet. I think I oops when I brought it. I thought it hooks into the back of the radio. But was told it hooks into a piece in the glove box which I don't seem to have.
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Contact Mutant through their website: Contact Us&gt;Product Support. Click on "New Ticket" and complete the online form. They are very responsive. I contacted them when I had a problem and they advised me to return the radio for a replacement. Service was very fast.
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You buy the liquid bait then fill with about 4 oz. The top can be tricky to put on right the gardner knocked the top off one with his leaf blower. You will catch on fast make a small hole in dirt first for the plastic spike and give a Ant rave party.Hope I helped. I really hate it when Ants get into everything. I just read the other replies and thy are great.
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make an adapter to fit the contact that go to the radio..i had to do some carving with a knife and sand paper to get it to fit the radio properly
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Princess 33: What should have come with you radio was a docking station which nests the radio and has outlets for the antenna, the speaker system, and the cigarette lighter power cord. It also has an FM spot for a wire that could be tied into an fm channel. I nest my radio in the receiver and connect the power cord to a cigarette lighter outlet and put the antenna up on the dash by the windshield and then there is an audio cord that you should have gotten that will plug into the back of the receiver and then into an outlet on your RAV 4 that should have an auxiliary outlet ( a simple pin plug ) nested with a usb outlet for your ipod or iphone or???? You will then have to power the radio up and go to channel one for the radio code! Write that down and then call in to Sirious and tell them you want to activate this radio with a new subscription. Once you have activated the radio, you will be able to play it in the car or take it back into the house and hook the audio to stereo speakers and wall power and play it there. skygod811
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It won't work on my Stinger either. I've got 2 and it didn't work on either one. Obviously it won't work on the older ones like they say.
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No, I use the wire ant. I use the cable that goes in my radio and use the sirius on the outside. Does that help.? I
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Ha! So, the question is "how to select the AUX-IN input" the one on the front panel. I just received my amp and the question is still a mystery. It seems to be a dead port. It's not controlled by the Input Selector. And it doesn't seem to override all other signals if connected. And if you've got a manual handy you'll see that Item (16) AUX-IN, is at the very bottom of page 3 and Pyle seems to simply have run out of room for its description. Has anyone gotten it to function?
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Hi, Your Grundig S450DLX uses "F" Type connectors so you will need an F Male to a 3.5mm Female adapter. It may take some looking to find one. I recommend trying to find a short flexible pigtail type as to not put stress on the radio connector. If you are handy & can solder you can make your own. Though not optimal it does also come with an adapter that clips onto the radios mast. If you have trouble finding or making an adapter & want to use this ANT-60 only for this radio you could modify the adapter that it comes with by just cutting off the clip part(leave some wire on it in case you ever want to restore it) & adding an F connector to the wire. Just solder the wire to the center pin. Nice radio, Have fun!
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Every mp3 player works in the car. Where is the point of the question? If you have a radio with the Cassette, simply buy a cassette adapter, and with 5 dollars you can listen your mp3 player in through yor autoradio. If you have an AUX port in your radio, buy a cord with two males connectors ( probably 3 dollars and radioshack ) and voila' ... you can listen your music in your car. Isn't that simple?
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Hello, It depends what you are wanna do and how easy you want it to be - depending ton the new radio or unit wou want to purchase you need an adapter of the radio cable tree to the of your vehiclethen depending of the size of the radio you also need an adapter there - with these 2 items - you should be good to go
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A Gumdrop mount ----&gt; http://www.amazon.com/Radio-GumDrop-Beehive-Antenna-Surface/dp/B00JNC6R8K
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HI- I got mine on with some effort- warm it up first inside the house, or plug it in while not on the car's steering wheel- being warmer makes it much more pliable. do NOT microwave it etc. Be sure your car is already warm also- then start at the top and position it, and work your way down both sides with your fingers. pull it onto the wheel using a blunt instrument such as maybe a paint stirring stick, or the back end of a putty knife - not the blade end. Push it toward the back as you go, keeping one hand on the cover to prevent it from unpeeling. Takes a bit of effort, but it works - too bad the item doesn't work for very long (we got one use out of it before it died). HI- I got mine on with some effort- warm it up first inside the house, or plug it in while not on the car's steering wheel- being warmer makes it much more pliable. do NOT microwave it etc. Be sure your car is already warm also- then start at the top and position it, and work your way down both sides with your fingers. pull it onto the wheel using a blunt instrument such as maybe a paint stirring stick, or the back end of a putty knife - not the blade end. Push it toward the back as you go, keeping one hand on the cover to prevent it from unpeeling. Takes a bit of effort, but it works - too... » Read More HI- I got mine on with some effort- warm it up first inside the house, or plug it in while not on the car's steering wheel- being warmer makes it much more pliable. do NOT microwave it etc. Be sure your car is already warm also- then start at the top and position it, and work your way down both sides with your fingers. pull it onto the wheel using a blunt instrument such as maybe a paint stirring stick, or the back end of a putty knife - not the blade end. Push it toward the back as you go, keeping one hand on the cover to prevent it from unpeeling. Takes a bit of effort, but it works - too bad the item doesn't work for very long (we got one use out of it before it died). « Show Less
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Not familiar with your model of radio but if it is Blue Tooth capable, there should be a Blue Tooth input in the back of the radio. Usually right around where the wiring harness plugs in. Your user manual that came with the radio should have information about add-on accessories. You can also call Crutcfield Audio and they may be able to give you some pointers about your Blue Tooth add-on.
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You dont connect it physically. You just place it beside your radio. You must tune the dial on the antenna to the frq you are listening to. Move it from the side of your radio to the back to find the sweet spot. Then just leave it there. The sweet spot can be different at different frequencies.
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If you don't have that feature on your radio then just tape off the end so it doesn't short out on anything. Double check your wiring to make sure you didn't hook something else up to it, it seems odd that your radio head wouldn't have an option for it.