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tobicat

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Re: Through The Glass Antennas

I have not used those specific antennas but have used threw the glass antennas in the past and they all worked ok.

I think the problem would be your particular car. All of my current vehicles have all sorts of stuff embedded in the glass.

heaters, compasses, dimmers, thermostats and who knows what else.

That stuff might interfere with the antenna and even worse the rf might screw up the eclectics of the vehicle.
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said by tobicat See Profile :

I think the problem would be your particular car. All of my current vehicles have all sorts of stuff embedded in the glass.
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compasses, dimmers, thermostats and who knows what else.
Please explain those electronics in glass, maybe cite an example? I've never heard of it.
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said by burner50 See Profile :

said by tobicat See Profile :

I think the problem would be your particular car. All of my current vehicles have all sorts of stuff embedded in the glass.
--SNIP--
compasses, dimmers, thermostats and who knows what else.
Please explain those electronics in glass, maybe cite an example? I've never heard of it.
I know some cars that have windshields coated with metal but never any side or rear windows.
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said by Gbcue See Profile :

I know some cars that have windshields coated with metal but never any side or rear windows.
Some automotive glass contains a minor (less than 20%) metallicized tint additive that will all but render a glass-mount antenna useless.

My experience has been glass-mounts are okay on 800 MHz, marginal on UHF and lousy on VHF.
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