Ok i have this rear window antenna but is it for the radio or the phone that some q45's came with?
and if someone breaks the rear glass will i lose the rear window antenna or will they have glasses at any glass shop with the built in antenna?
What is the window antenna in the rear window?
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Re: What is the window antenna in the rear window? (ppastos)
The FM system uses two antennae to cover vetical and horizontal polarization ..................many FM stations transmit both polarities however when a signal bounces of a building it inverts polarity.The Bose system listens for the stronger signal whether from glass or rod.
The rear glass is extremely specialized a dealer only item due to complexity and uv coating..........more than $1000.............never seen one broken in 17 years except by bullets
The rear glass is extremely specialized a dealer only item due to complexity and uv coating..........more than $1000.............never seen one broken in 17 years except by bullets
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Re: What is the window antenna in the rear window? (ppastos)
ppastos,
Have you considered consolidating your questions into one thread?
Have you considered consolidating your questions into one thread?
Re: What is the window antenna in the rear window? (ddrumman)
i believe i have 1 also... but my signal for fm radio isn't as strong as it use to be... my rear antenna outside kinda died even though when i turn off the car i hear the motor turning nothing happens to it... just stays up there... but there seems to be a reciever in the interior rear windshield as described... Thanks for the help!