Changing Antenna on Gen 1: How big a PITA?

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Re: Changing Antenna on Gen 1: How big a PITA? [Re: gtrotta] #891244 06/18/08 06:31 PM

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It's easiest if you pull the fender. Unless you have very skinny arms, you'll have difficulty with the wire routing and getting the Phillips screw out of the body that hold the antenna in.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Changing Antenna on Gen 1: How big a PITA?	gtrotta	06/18/08 04:49 PM
Re: Changing Antenna on Gen 1: How big a PITA?	off-roader	06/18/08 05:18 PM
Re: Changing Antenna on Gen 1: How big a PITA?	off-roader	06/18/08 06:35 PM
Re: Changing Antenna on Gen 1: How big a PITA?	hazy_daze	06/18/08 07:03 PM
Re: Changing Antenna on Gen 1: How big a PITA?	Grasscat	06/19/08 01:27 AM
Re: Changing Antenna on Gen 1: How big a PITA?	52degrees	06/19/08 03:19 AM
Re: Changing Antenna on Gen 1: How big a PITA?	rxinhed	06/18/08 06:31 PM

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