METRA 82-SU1 speaker adapter and wire harness kit 6.5-6.75 in car electronics accessory
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The Wires Zone
Amplified roof-mount antenna receives AM/FM bands with 3 dB gain and a 5 metre cable for cars, trucks or SUVs
The Wires Zone AI-52 is an amplified electronic antenna designed for roof mounting on cars, trucks and SUVs. It receives both AM and FM broadcast bands with a stated 3dB gain. A five-metre extension cable and connectors are supplied for flexible routing to the head unit.
This antenna suits owners replacing a damaged mast or adding reception where the original equipment is missing. It requires a 9/16-inch mounting hole and terminates in a male Motorola plug, so vehicles using a different connector will need an adapter not included in the package.
| Brand | The Wires Zone |
|---|---|
| Model | AI-52 |
| Type | Radio Transmitter |
The amplified antenna requires a 9/16" mounting hole; the kit includes connectors but you must supply the hole or the drill bit to create it.
Yes, the Male Motorola connector matches the standard factory AM/FM input found on most older car and truck stereos.
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