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Aerial adaptors?

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Removed my stereo to plug in the aerial and the std nissan aerial has a weird 2 pin plug on it - not a standard aerial connector? Is there an adaptor for this or do I need to run a new aerial extension cable to rear of car? Cheers

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    an adapter costs about £15!! or you can get a solder connector for about 50p, chop the end off & solder it on!!

     

    available at all good ICE stockists!!

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    Do you know what the thin Co-Ax is for?

    Ive wired up the thick co-ax and all is fine but there was a thinner co-ax too?

    Is it for a hidden AM antenna or something?

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    It's probably for the antenna built into the rear window.

     

    correct!

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    so is it worth wiring them both up or just the main one?

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    both, in fact iv disconnected my 'leccy aerial as i think they look pants up!!

    reception is fine through the rear screen.

     

    solder the centre core of both leads to the centre pin & the outer shielding of both leads to the outer part of the terminal. tidy up with some insulation tape - job done :)

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    Cheers matey, I wish I'd have known that before I splashed out for a new electric aerial - Doh!!!!

    I would have been happy with rear screen aerial.

    live and learn - cheers for the advice.

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