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Poor radio reception
I find that the radio reception is very poor on my Spyder. I can only get one station that is clear and a couple others that are in and out. In my truck I can get a lot of stations to come in clear in my area. Anyone else have this problem? Has anyone tried an antenna booster?
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Just a thought. I seem to remember some RT folks with bad reception because of too much thread locker on the base of the antenna.
The reception on mine is not as good as my Ford Escape, but close.
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I would of never thought
Just wire brushed all the thread locker off. My favorite station was almost all static the other day out in front of my garage under clear sky's. Today after removing the thread locker it was crystal clear inside the garage which is partly under ground. I will have to get out for a ride tomarrow and give it a try.
Thanks for the tip.
2016 Spyder F3 Limited Steel Black Metallic
Lamonster approved LED Headlights
Lamonsters LED Fog lights
BRP Driver & Passenger backrest
BRP Trailer Hitch
Shamrock Black & Polished
Signature light
Elka front shock's
Rolo Laser Alignment
Dual Power outlets
Garmin 590 GPS
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Originally Posted by 900Dave
Just wire brushed all the thread locker off. My favorite station was almost all static the other day out in front of my garage under clear sky's. Today after removing the thread locker it was crystal clear inside the garage which is partly under ground. I will have to get out for a ride tomarrow and give it a try.
Thanks for the tip.
thats good but make sure the antenna is really snug or else it maybe Mia later
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Get a bluetooth interface for about 15$
Then use your smartphone free app (Spotify, Pandora, etc)
Connect it via FM bluetooth device to your radio.
If you do this you will never go back---
I was old school & did not know what to do without fm,cd,tape etc
But as the Blues Brothers once said
I see The Light!
No offence at all if you dont like my suggestion
Just so much music at your fingertips. Im talking 1000s of songs makes am fm commercials a thing of the past
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Originally Posted by dlby
Get a bluetooth interface for about 15$
Then use your smartphone free app (Spotify, Pandora, etc)
Connect it via FM bluetooth device to your radio.
If you do this you will never go back---
I was old school & did not know what to do without fm,cd,tape etc
But as the Blues Brothers once said
I see The Light!
No offence at all if you dont like my suggestion
Just so much music at your fingertips. Im talking 1000s of songs makes am fm commercials a thing of the past
When on longer rides I stream IHeart radio via bluetooth to our Sena headsets. But when I ride locally I just grab my other helmet and turn on my favorite fm station.
2016 Spyder F3 Limited Steel Black Metallic
Lamonster approved LED Headlights
Lamonsters LED Fog lights
BRP Driver & Passenger backrest
BRP Trailer Hitch
Shamrock Black & Polished
Signature light
Elka front shock's
Rolo Laser Alignment
Dual Power outlets
Garmin 590 GPS
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