My daft question for the day...
My daft question for the day...
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Original Poster:

5,140 posts

274 months

Thursday 26th June 2003
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Hi all,

Feel somewhat stupid asking this, but here goes...

I've received my car cover from Classic Additions as recommended here. But, cannot get the aerial to budge! Do I just unscrew it each time or am I missing something obvious?

Ren Dao

278 posts

278 months

Thursday 26th June 2003
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Erm

MMmmmm


Welllll

Bloody good question !!!

Sorry can't help -

gavinjfowler

25 posts

274 months

Thursday 26th June 2003
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Mine is rubber covered and unscrews easily no doubt there were a variety used!

ooh er!

WonkyGibbon

476 posts

274 months

Friday 27th June 2003
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Mine came with a retracting aeriel as well. Don't know if this was standard or fitted later - but it works well and is thus very convenient with the car cover.

mikes3

235 posts

287 months

Friday 27th June 2003
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Sure its not a 'leccy one?

Mines got an electric ariel which is switched from the stereo...worked fine until a little over enthusiastic packing at LM...a job for the weekend me thinks!

shpub

8,507 posts

295 months

Friday 27th June 2003
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Electric retractable, manual retractable and fixed ones were all fitted including a couple of coat hanger specials...

Steve
www.tvrbooks.co.uk

lurch

98 posts

274 months

Friday 27th June 2003
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If you poke a small hole in your car cover where the ariel comes ... I'll get me coat.

Seriously though, there seems to be three or four aeriel types that I'm aware of. If yours does'nt easily remove or is'nt electric, it may be a case of swapping it for one that does.

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Original Poster:

5,140 posts

274 months

Friday 27th June 2003
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Its a rubber springy thing with a metal nut at the bottom. I'll see if it unscrews with a bit more brute force otherwise I think a nice new aerial is in order. Not that is listen to the radio much anyway - generally use the iPod.

jonk

117 posts

295 months

Friday 27th June 2003
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Ahh. the iPod ... A wonderful device.

shnozz

29,961 posts

294 months

Friday 27th June 2003
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page3 said:
Its a rubber springy thing with a metal nut at the bottom. I'll see if it unscrews with a bit more brute force otherwise I think a nice new aerial is in order. Not that is listen to the radio much anyway - generally use the iPod.


sounds the same as my old one. It does unscrew - give it some brute force. mine snapped off and needed to drill it out. Couldnt be arsed with an electric one and prefer the looks of the little stubby ones (thats what she said last night) so bought a £10 replacement from halfords and wired it up. Never listen to the radio anyway so couldnt give a rats a*se re reception....

Psychobert

6,318 posts

279 months

Friday 27th June 2003
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Reception my flexible stubby one gets is ok, (not that its used much)..

:sitsbackandwaitsforPodietoreadthis:

Podie

46,647 posts

298 months

Saturday 28th June 2003
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Psychobert said:
Reception my flexible stubby one gets is ok, (not that its used much)..

:sitsbackandwaitsforPodietoreadthis:




[insert your favourite Podie nob gag here]

lordb

461 posts

274 months

Monday 30th June 2003
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you guys have RADIOS?!.........WHY?

peace, LB

S3 Kieran

968 posts

276 months

Monday 30th June 2003
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I know, I don't get it either. My wife tried listening to the CD player - I had to slow down so she could hear it, er, sort of. Not doing that again - give me a V6 beat any day.