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bobchopper

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5 posts

143 months

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Thursday 21st June 2001 quote quote all
The Pioneer radio in my Tuscan is next to useless. I suspect It''s the antenna setup or lack of it rather than the radio, so I''d like to try an internal amplified antenna or anything else to improve reception. I understand that the radio is difficult to get out so I may have to splice into the antenna wire that runs up the LH door pillar. I''ve seen a couple of cars with small antennas on the roll bar. If anyones got any ideas and tips or has made improvements already I would like to hear from you.

tuscanboy

178 posts

153 months

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Friday 22nd June 2001 quote quote all
My radio is equally poor, but I've just had the sports exhaust conversion, and now I don't even bother turning it on !!

RRTuscan

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Friday 22nd June 2001 quote quote all edit delete
Nearly all tuscans have bad reception. Every so often there is one of two that are OK but no one seems to know why, even the experts. Im upgrading to DAB next week along with amps and extra speakers. Pioneer radio that comes as standard is DAB ready aparently.

ulster tuscan

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Friday 22nd June 2001 quote quote all edit delete
The factory sorted mine so its now as good as my Chimaera was. No antenna. I don't know what they did but it worked. You still have to continually adjust the volume to the engine noise.

Graham and Rosie

825 posts

153 months

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Thursday 5th July 2001 quote quote all
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The Pioneer radio in my Tuscan is next to useless. I suspect It''s the antenna setup or lack of it rather than the radio, so I''d like to try an internal amplified antenna or anything else to improve reception. I understand that the radio is difficult to get out so I may have to splice into the antenna wire that runs up the LH door pillar. I''ve seen a couple of cars with small antennas on the roll bar. If anyones got any ideas and tips or has made improvements already I would like to hear from you.
Try getting them to fit a standard aerial inside the rear roof bar, tucked inside it will not look stupid and should help, Richard Prebble did this with his Cerbera and while it is not perfect, it did improve things, take a look at http://www.fc.net/~imaster/ ================ Graham and Rosie
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leatheradams

2,906 posts

142 months

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Wednesday 1st August 2001 quote quote all
Why don't you just play CD's/Minidiscs? Some good Rave/Jungle/House/Rock and you'll be doing 120mph+ in no time!
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