Ways to improve radio reception
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What are the ways to improve reception of radio signals as I'm getting bussy sound now & then.
What kind of antenna is the best? -
aiyah..just use an old cloth hanger la......make it triangle shape, and shaft it into the radio hole.....
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Hey, I share the same problem.Originally posted by vtfoo:What are the ways to improve reception of radio signals as I'm getting bussy sound now & then.
What kind of antenna is the best?
Let's hope there would be some knowledgeable car forum readers here who are willing to share their expertise. -
Theres one type which is the best that you can spot when driving along KJE, it comes with the words "SingTel" imprinted on its dish.
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cut your c o c k off and stuck it into the radio hole la....nabeh.......sian one.....go back to the dealer la...tell them about t problem...come here and ask for wat.....
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cut your c o c k off and stuck it into the radio hole la....nabeh.......sian one.....go back to the dealer la...tell them about t problem...come here and ask for wat.....
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The radio set itself and the antenna play a part. Personally had always used the Bosch Autofun antenna as it is quite affordable $40-$55 at local auto accessories shop c/w installation.
The Bosch Autofun antennas are sleek, unintrusive and fuss-free. This antenna is placed on the inner surfaces of the vehicle windscreen. As a result, it is not exposed to the elements such as wind, rain, and dust, unlike antennas located outside the vehicle. The Autofun antenna is maintenance and dust free. Autofun antennas also come with a booster to improve reception.
As I have said if the anetnna doesn't improve your reception u might have to look at your headset as certain brands of head units have better reception like brands from Pioneer -
Originally posted by tca27:
Thanks for the information!
The radio set itself and the antenna play a part. Personally had always used the [b]Bosch Autofun antenna as it is quite affordable $40-$55 at local auto accessories shop c/w installation.
The Bosch Autofun antennas are sleek, unintrusive and fuss-free. This antenna is placed on the inner surfaces of the vehicle windscreen. As a result, it is not exposed to the elements such as wind, rain, and dust, unlike antennas located outside the vehicle. The Autofun antenna is maintenance and dust free. Autofun antennas also come with a booster to improve reception.
As I have said if the anetnna doesn't improve your reception u might have to look at your headset as certain brands of head units have better reception like brands from Pioneer
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Originally posted by tca27:
This one is good! I am using it. There are two thin wires as antenna.
The radio set itself and the antenna play a part. Personally had always used the [b]Bosch Autofun antenna as it is quite affordable $40-$55 at local auto accessories shop c/w installation.
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I accidentally broke one wire accidentally (when pasting screen shades) and the reception is still very clear.