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Radio Signal Strength 200 1990

posted by  geof on  Mon Jun 27 16:06 CST 2011
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I would expect an antenna to become disconnected rather than broken. Get to the back of the radio and see if disconnecting the antenna makes a difference in the amount of static.
Does the static vary while the vehicle is not moving ? That indicates something wrong with the radio.





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