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Hi guys ive been doing some research for hours now and havent really found much of anything that pertains to me. i just got and HTC EVO 4G and all i have found as far as links is for ipods/iphones. i have looked on Pac-Audio and found some products. I found this http://pac-audio.com/productDetails.aspx?P...p;CategoryID=45 and it goes in line with you antenna. now it says not to use this if the antenna is amplified. Are our antennas amplified? I also havent found anything on here about anyone using these. So i dont know how well they work. But it also lists like 20 more products for my truck and i have no clue which to choose. So any help would be great if you could offer it.

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Well... i guess ill just buy the kit above and see how well it works for me. heres to hoping i dont have an amplified antenna...

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Well you didn't tell us what this is going to be installed in but I don't think the trucks have ever had an amplified antenna so you should be safe. Amplified antennas are typically the non-traditional ones- the "sharkfin" that is common on some cars now as well as the in-glass antennas that look like a goofy defroster grid.

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Well you didn't tell us what this is going to be installed in but I don't think the trucks have ever had an amplified antenna so you should be safe. Amplified antennas are typically the non-traditional ones- the "sharkfin" that is common on some cars now as well as the in-glass antennas that look like a goofy defroster grid.

 

crap i had that all in the origional post and pressed the back button for some reason.forgot to put it in when i rewrote it. its for the radio in my 2006 silverado with just the factory CD radio. not the bose one. Im going to try this because i dont need all the other junk like the ipod connector and the other audio inputs.

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