Panasonic 2 User Manual
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Installation
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Tips for Identifying the fm antenna
Correct identification of your vehicle’s FM antenna is a key to a successful installation. The
preceding installation section already showed you the differing kinds of FM antennas found
on vehicles, however, there are several types of antennas found on vehicles which you may
at first believe to be the FM antenna but in reality they are not. Instead they may actually be
GPS, OnStar
preceding installation section already showed you the differing kinds of FM antennas found
on vehicles, however, there are several types of antennas found on vehicles which you may
at first believe to be the FM antenna but in reality they are not. Instead they may actually be
GPS, OnStar
®
, cell phone, factory installed satellite radio antennas, or other type of antennas.
Please be aware of the following when identifying your vehicle’s FM antenna:
Puck type antennas and shark-fin type antennas are never the FM antenna. Figure 32
shows several types of these antennas which should not be mistaken for an FM antenna.
If you have located one of these types of antennas on your vehicle you can be certain
that it’s not the FM antenna. Continue your search to find the actual FM antenna.
shows several types of these antennas which should not be mistaken for an FM antenna.
If you have located one of these types of antennas on your vehicle you can be certain
that it’s not the FM antenna. Continue your search to find the actual FM antenna.
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figure 32
figure 32