what did you do with the antennas ?
490300
I have a street glide, so I removed the antenna and put a rubber cap on the antenna stud. You can also get a rubber cover for the hole that the antenna comes out of at a Harley dealer.
490301
can't help you with this due to the fact I used this to create a detachable mount for my Harley switchback sorry I could not be any help to you
2111880
I think that the output from the antenna is a digtal format. If you want to convert that to a analog format you could use your converter box for that purpose.
512307
No they are not; at least, not without opening up the case. They are not the standard replaceable external antennas.
1068430
something is wrong with the radio or your antenna is not properly plugged in
478136
Could not tell you, the radio never worked. Had to send radio and antenna back.
1928447
I made mine with just a regular wire from an engineering kit I had. It has a hole designated for the antenna, it's not the coil some people see and wrap a wire around it, haha.
1349873
John the antenna can be removed. I do not have in front of me but I think it is a bit conector.
970905
No they don't. The antenna's are fully articulating and have a small wire feeding into them from the base. You cannot use this with any external antenna as it is now.
1743413
I used the pole and base that my former DISH was attached to. Hope that helps.
1866887
I use an auxillery wire to tune into local radio. I have a radio tuner app on my phone. The wire acts an an antenna
1440031
I had the same experience when mine arrived. What was left of the box was held together by tape that appeared to have been applied during shipping. The only thing in the box was the three sections of antenna, no hardware, components, or directions. I know this doesn't answer your question but a $15 dollar trip to home depot and radio shack proved cheaper to me than trying to repackage and return it considering the shape the box was in.
422614
Thanks for asking, but no, I don't know where to buy replacement antennae. However, I generally found that just by facing the radio in one direction or another helped considerably, if reception were compromised. In the end, I just purchased a new radio that had an antennae, though I still use the old one--in the garage.
235902
The AC had nothing to do with the antenna. Your radio feeds the antenna. You just need to add some metal or buy one of the adapters.
2089124
Yes, mine did, though I cut it down by about 4 inches for use on 10 meters. It is a fantastic antenna.
470410
there a piece of junk.did u screw in the antenna and extend it.dont buy anything from heglong
209245
I did not gnd it as my antenna was mounted in my attic. U can try to gnd to anything metal pipe which is going down to the ground
1405200
I used the antenna wire that came with the radio. I ran the wire the entire length of the dashboard and the last three inch I turned it at an angle. Reception is perfect