This question concerns a 2006 MCS with just the stock head unit with single disk CD. (no Nav - no sattelite radio)
If I understand correctly, the standard radio antenna also includes the antenna for the factory navigation. If we use a portable Nav unit that has a connection for an external antenna, is there a way to get a connection to the factory Nav antenna?
Thanks for any information.
If I understand correctly, the standard radio antenna also includes the antenna for the factory navigation. If we use a portable Nav unit that has a connection for an external antenna, is there a way to get a connection to the factory Nav antenna?
Thanks for any information.
5th Gear
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If I understand correctly, the standard radio antenna also includes the antenna for the factory navigation. If we use a portable Nav unit that has a connection for an external antenna, is there a way to get a connection to the factory Nav antenna?
Thanks for any information.
Old post, but i've got the same question, so... le bump! Originally Posted by CINIMIN
This question concerns a 2006 MCS with just the stock head unit with single disk CD. (no Nav - no sattelite radio)If I understand correctly, the standard radio antenna also includes the antenna for the factory navigation. If we use a portable Nav unit that has a connection for an external antenna, is there a way to get a connection to the factory Nav antenna?
Thanks for any information.
4th Gear
Do you currently have the portable nav unit? The reason I ask is there doesn't seem to be too much of a problem with portable units getting a signal.
5th Gear
tis true in typical mounting spots. however i am contemplating relocating the unit to a more obscure location than on the windscreen. trial runs don't like where i've put it so far. 

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