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Old 08-08-2013, 04:33 PM
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Ordered it from CravenSpeed a few days ago. Installed it as soon as it came in. Don't ask me about radio reception as I listen to XM/Sirius or Pandora. Here's some pics.






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How's the reception?
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How's the reception?
Mine is horrible but I don't listen to radio either.
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Although I like the look, I listen to local talk radio shows and would like to be able to get good reception without that whip of an antenna.

Any suggestions for stubbies that still tune in well for local radio stations?
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Originally Posted by Funkdawg
Although I like the look, I listen to local talk radio shows and would like to be able to get good reception without that whip of an antenna.

Any suggestions for stubbies that still tune in well for local radio stations?

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Originally Posted by Funkdawg
Although I like the look, I listen to local talk radio shows and would like to be able to get good reception without that whip of an antenna.

Any suggestions for stubbies that still tune in well for local radio stations?
Just cut off 6-8" of the OEM and reinstall
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Love mine. I can't listen to the radio anymore period, however I listen to my iphone exclusively.
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I'm having trouble seeing the pictures, can you make them a little bigger?
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Reception sucks. The HD channels cut in and out frequently and it drives me crazy.
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Originally Posted by Rooskibar03
I'm having trouble seeing the pictures, can you make them a little bigger?


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