Radio / Antenna issue
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There is an amplifier for the antenna in the head liner near the window I believe, and as such it will have a fuse. On my D1 there are two, one FM, the other AM/FM. Previous owner upgraded radio, and only plugged in the FM. This was quite distressing as I needed my daily Rush to offset the blarney from NPR in the mornings.
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There is just one on the D2. The fuse is 16 inside the passenger compartment. The amp is shown in this pix. The RAVE is a collection of shop and electrical manuals, belongs on every owner's computer and on a USB drive in the glove box.
Fuse could have hairline crack, a meter will tell for sure.
There is also no reason a standard antenna would not work, will be one more thing to get tangled up on the trail, etc.
Fuse could have hairline crack, a meter will tell for sure.
There is also no reason a standard antenna would not work, will be one more thing to get tangled up on the trail, etc.
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