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Late 90’s Liberty Radio Antenna’s?
late 90’s (possible earlier and later years) Liberty coaches have three sterio antennas on the roof (angled slightly backwards). I am assuming one for the dash, one for the read bedroom and one for the outside car sterio units. I am missing the whip part for one of them an looking to replace it.
Does anyone know what they used and where to get them? Just need to get the replacement whip part and not the entire unit. I am thinking this is why I get less reception on the outside radio then I get on the other units.
Thanks
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5 Replies
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Charles,
I just found an aftermarket antenna, rubber ducky and used the antenna only. The antenna base has that knurled round mount that has a screw in the center that you can adjust the angle. Hard to explain…
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I have a 1992 Beaver and I am surprized you get any good reception at all. I can not get any AM radio.
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I have a 96 Liberty and get very poor FM Reception. Years ago I had an FM Powered Signal Booster that worked Very Well. Might be worth a try for local stations. My XM has expired on the coach , So Pretty much CD or nothimg. I will start the XM back whenever We start using the Coach again. And still might try to find a good FM Booster. It is nice to get the local Stations when there is a good Classic Rock in the Air !
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on the two radios that have antennas, I get great reception. The outdoors one… Not so good. The overpriced BOSE unit with it’s own antenna? Is worse then the outdoors radio missing the whip part of the antenna. Not trying to fix that… I’ll check out the rubber duck antenna setup and see if that works.
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My coach aerials are slanted back and I replaced one using a 2013 Ford Edge bought it new from Ford ,it was identical.
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