Ronnie Day wrote:
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> While I may be wrong, I think the radios use Motorola type coaxial
> connectors. There are a number of variations, but they basically consist
> of a sleeve that is connected to the outer shield (braid) of the antenna
> coax and a spike for the center conductor. There are at least a couple of
> varieties offered by Radio Shack, who also has a female to male extender
> cable in case the length of coax attached to the antenna is too short.
If that's the case then it will be no problem to replace the
connector. The Mozzarella (Sorry, Tom!) connector is the most
commonly used, and they are easy to come by. Some older cars used the
RCA connector, which most will recognize as an audio connector.
Mark van der Hoek
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