what do you use to cut antenna?
#12
On The Tree
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If you cut it to the wrong length, it can drive bad frequencies into the radio and burn out the tuner. This is especially true on sunny days where solar activity can syncronize the bandwidth. If the antenna gets warm that means sunspots are affecting it -don't turn on the radio or it'll explode. If you cut it be sure to check with the FCC in case you are causing interferance.
#13
TECH Resident
If you cut it to the wrong length, it can drive bad frequencies into the radio and burn out the tuner. This is especially true on sunny days where solar activity can syncronize the bandwidth. If the antenna gets warm that means sunspots are affecting it -don't turn on the radio or it'll explode. If you cut it be sure to check with the FCC in case you are causing interferance.
#15
TECH Resident
#17
11 Second Club
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If you cut it to the wrong length, it can drive bad frequencies into the radio and burn out the tuner. This is especially true on sunny days where solar activity can syncronize the bandwidth. If the antenna gets warm that means sunspots are affecting it -don't turn on the radio or it'll explode. If you cut it be sure to check with the FCC in case you are causing interferance.
Yeah, I wouldn't mess with the antenna either.
#18
TECH Fanatic
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I just looked it up. Article 6 Section 14 of the FCC Civilian Code says "... no automotive antenna is to be below 4 inches in length, as to cause undue interference on lower frequencies in the wavelength. Under such violation, a federal felony is imposed with a fine of no less than $700 and/or up to one (1) year in prison as appointed by a federal judge in a U.S. Circuit Court..."
Yeah, I wouldn't mess with the antenna either.
Yeah, I wouldn't mess with the antenna either.