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Anyone know what brand of radio airea l are used on a Esperance?
Brian

brianh wrote: ↑Thu Nov 23, 2017 1:51 pm Anyone know what brand of radio airea l are used on a Esperance?
Brian

The cheapest crap ones prolly

What diff would it make ...???

vik...

Does yu wanna replace it BriBri?

BruceS wrote: ↑Thu Nov 23, 2017 3:05 pm Does yu wanna replace it BriBri?

He had a fox tail on it and then changed to a squirrel tail...

vik... that did it...!!!

Hi Vik & Bruse
Cheap Avida wount $70 WTF I to know da brand to get all da fittin guff so if I replace it ,I wood get some thing similar. Now that's as clear as mud.

If you're just after a standard AM/FM radio aerial any auto parts place would be able to help you Brian.
Any chance of a pic of the existing aerial ?

Just for reference, here's the range at Autobarn........
https://www.autobarn.com.au/audio-visual/antennas

Lance wrote: ↑Fri Nov 24, 2017 11:52 pm If you're just after a standard AM/FM radio aerial any auto parts place would be able to help you Brian.
Any chance of a pic of the existing aerial ?

Just for reference, here's the range at Autobarn........
https://www.autobarn.com.au/audio-visual/antennas

If it's a CB tingo, does it have to be tuned like in the old days ...???

My aerial had a Allen key and a bit a coat hanger ya slid up and down if ya had a mate wiff a box dodad to get the best signal...???

vik... beyond me...

Well Vik that's as much help as a ash tray on a motor bike

No need to tune a UHF aerial, just buy the one best suited to your application.
Any radio supplier should be able to advise on that.