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Old Feb 28, 2006 | 09:10 AM
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Default Half Antenna Switch???

Hello guys,

I've searched for this topic in here but could not find the exact function of it. I know that it is for the power antenna. The one that confuses me is the real function of it.

What does it do when the antenna is fully extended? Does it lower the antenna half way down when you press it?
And when you press it before turning on your head unit, does the antenna raises halfway up or stays down upon turning on the head unit?

I've read somewhere here that is lowers the antenna halfway down when it is fully extended but I dont know if it will raise up the antenna halfway up.

hope someone could enlighten me, a link for a detailed technical spec of the antenna switch would be appreciated.

thanks in advance...

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Old Feb 28, 2006 | 10:59 AM
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anyone???
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Old Feb 28, 2006 | 10:59 AM
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Default Re: Half Antenna Switch??? (sh@d0w)

Uhhh....Not complicated.

When the buttin is pressed, the antenna will ONLY go half way up.

IE: When the butten is pressed and you turn on your car, your deck wont be able to push the antenna more than half way up. Unpress the button and it goes all the way up.

Its just for high speeds so your antenna doesn't get bent. I dont know of any time that i'm going 120 that I actually wanna distract myself with the stereo.

Not that I ever go 120
Ever
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