Where to locate an XM Antenna
Anyone have any suggestions as to the best place to locate an XM antenna in
a soft-top Wrangler? Thanks. Bill Donovan |
Re: Where to locate an XM Antenna
On the cowling in front of the windshield.
"Bill Donovan" <donovanw@WilliamDonovan.com> wrote in message news:Xns9572D29A051E0donovanwWilliamDonov@209.71.4 8.66... > Anyone have any suggestions as to the best place to locate an XM antenna in > a soft-top Wrangler? > > Thanks. > > Bill Donovan |
Re: Where to locate an XM Antenna
On the cowling in front of the windshield.
"Bill Donovan" <donovanw@WilliamDonovan.com> wrote in message news:Xns9572D29A051E0donovanwWilliamDonov@209.71.4 8.66... > Anyone have any suggestions as to the best place to locate an XM antenna in > a soft-top Wrangler? > > Thanks. > > Bill Donovan |
Re: Where to locate an XM Antenna
On the cowling in front of the windshield.
"Bill Donovan" <donovanw@WilliamDonovan.com> wrote in message news:Xns9572D29A051E0donovanwWilliamDonov@209.71.4 8.66... > Anyone have any suggestions as to the best place to locate an XM antenna in > a soft-top Wrangler? > > Thanks. > > Bill Donovan |
Re: Where to locate an XM Antenna
>> Anyone have any suggestions as to the best place to locate an XM antenna
>in >> a soft-top Wrangler? Is it small enought to somehow mount on the 3rd brake light? Or maybe a custom bracket made to place the antenna right behind the spare, just high enought to meet the top of the tire (could also prevent theft by keeping it somewhat out of sight. Chad 69 Mach1, 00 Wrangler Remove spam to reply |
Re: Where to locate an XM Antenna
>> Anyone have any suggestions as to the best place to locate an XM antenna
>in >> a soft-top Wrangler? Is it small enought to somehow mount on the 3rd brake light? Or maybe a custom bracket made to place the antenna right behind the spare, just high enought to meet the top of the tire (could also prevent theft by keeping it somewhat out of sight. Chad 69 Mach1, 00 Wrangler Remove spam to reply |
Re: Where to locate an XM Antenna
>> Anyone have any suggestions as to the best place to locate an XM antenna
>in >> a soft-top Wrangler? Is it small enought to somehow mount on the 3rd brake light? Or maybe a custom bracket made to place the antenna right behind the spare, just high enought to meet the top of the tire (could also prevent theft by keeping it somewhat out of sight. Chad 69 Mach1, 00 Wrangler Remove spam to reply |
Re: Where to locate an XM Antenna
Chad did pass the time by typing:
>>> Anyone have any suggestions as to the best place to locate an XM antenna in >>> a soft-top Wrangler? > > Is it small enought to somehow mount on the 3rd brake light? > > Or maybe a custom bracket made to place the antenna right behind the spare, > just high enought to meet the top of the tire (could also prevent theft by > keeping it somewhat out of sight. If your just keeping a soft top on it then you can mount it to the rollbar inside. Just keep the cable neatly stowed incase you ever put a hard top on. Soft top material won't bother the XM antenna one iota. Actually I know a few folks with hard tops where the inside antenna seems to work well. The bracketry looks like _( You can do a test by simply using some zip ties to hold the antenna up Sorta ASCII cutout for the bracket. not to scale but just for an idea. _________________ | _ _ | |(_) (_)| | | | | | _ _ | |(_)| |(_)| |___| |___| | | | | | antenna | | | |_________| You cut up the sides and bend the tongue out. The (_)'s are holes for running zip ties, if you bend the edges in slightly they will bite into the roll bar. If you have padding you may want to glue some rubber to the back and run the zip ties so the bracket won't cut the padding. YMWV -- DougW YMWV = Your milage will vary. :) |
Re: Where to locate an XM Antenna
Chad did pass the time by typing:
>>> Anyone have any suggestions as to the best place to locate an XM antenna in >>> a soft-top Wrangler? > > Is it small enought to somehow mount on the 3rd brake light? > > Or maybe a custom bracket made to place the antenna right behind the spare, > just high enought to meet the top of the tire (could also prevent theft by > keeping it somewhat out of sight. If your just keeping a soft top on it then you can mount it to the rollbar inside. Just keep the cable neatly stowed incase you ever put a hard top on. Soft top material won't bother the XM antenna one iota. Actually I know a few folks with hard tops where the inside antenna seems to work well. The bracketry looks like _( You can do a test by simply using some zip ties to hold the antenna up Sorta ASCII cutout for the bracket. not to scale but just for an idea. _________________ | _ _ | |(_) (_)| | | | | | _ _ | |(_)| |(_)| |___| |___| | | | | | antenna | | | |_________| You cut up the sides and bend the tongue out. The (_)'s are holes for running zip ties, if you bend the edges in slightly they will bite into the roll bar. If you have padding you may want to glue some rubber to the back and run the zip ties so the bracket won't cut the padding. YMWV -- DougW YMWV = Your milage will vary. :) |
Re: Where to locate an XM Antenna
Chad did pass the time by typing:
>>> Anyone have any suggestions as to the best place to locate an XM antenna in >>> a soft-top Wrangler? > > Is it small enought to somehow mount on the 3rd brake light? > > Or maybe a custom bracket made to place the antenna right behind the spare, > just high enought to meet the top of the tire (could also prevent theft by > keeping it somewhat out of sight. If your just keeping a soft top on it then you can mount it to the rollbar inside. Just keep the cable neatly stowed incase you ever put a hard top on. Soft top material won't bother the XM antenna one iota. Actually I know a few folks with hard tops where the inside antenna seems to work well. The bracketry looks like _( You can do a test by simply using some zip ties to hold the antenna up Sorta ASCII cutout for the bracket. not to scale but just for an idea. _________________ | _ _ | |(_) (_)| | | | | | _ _ | |(_)| |(_)| |___| |___| | | | | | antenna | | | |_________| You cut up the sides and bend the tongue out. The (_)'s are holes for running zip ties, if you bend the edges in slightly they will bite into the roll bar. If you have padding you may want to glue some rubber to the back and run the zip ties so the bracket won't cut the padding. YMWV -- DougW YMWV = Your milage will vary. :) |
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