Eightwood DAB+ DAB Aerial Car Radio Aerial DAB Splitter SMB SMA GPS Adapter AM/FM Aerial to DAB Shark Roof Antenna Signal Amplifier Car SMB Plug with Cable RG174 500cm for GPS DAB FM/AM Radio


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Dimensions: 26.6 x 14.8 x 7 cm; 520 Grams
Model: EWAN4609GE
Manufacture: RFSolution

19 Responses

  1. JanisFarrell says:

     Germany

    Die beste Sharkantenne fr den Preis
    Hatte vorher eine fr einen hnlichen Preis aber die hatte nicht halb so guten Empfang

  2. Anonymous says:

     Germany

    Alles top. Lediglich Adapter SMA-Stecker auf SMB-Kupplung musste noch nachgekauft werden. Ganz wichtig: Super Empfang das Teil. Der Einbau hat sich mehr als gelohnt!

  3. Anonymous says:

     Germany

    Absolut top
    Hab die Antenne im Golf 4 verbaut und bin total zufrieden, die Kabel reichen auch locker.

  4. Anonymous says:

     Italy

    Ottimo prodotto,ben fatti e dalla buona resa, pensavo fosse una fregatura invece mi son dovuto ricredere. Da acquistare.

  5. EddyPickrell says:

     Germany

    Dab Empfang ist gut selbst auf den Lande auch fm tiptop

  6. EpifaniStillwel says:

     Italy

    Antenna multifunzione, ottimo prodotto, eccellente ricezione dab, navigatore e gps.

  7. Anonymous says:

     Germany

    Ich habe diese Antenne gekauft, da meine alte original seit lngerer Zeit einen mieserablen Empfang zeigte, der jetzt mit dieser Antenne wieder bedeutend besser wurde, vom verkabeln her, alles gut, Vorteil ist es natrlich, wer einen Verstrker verbaut hat, der kann die 12v Einspeisung direkt hinten am Verstrker anklemme

  8. Anonymous says:

     Germany

    Ich kann so nix sagen uber das teil,weil icb es zuruck geschickt habe

  9. RetaDesjardins says:

     Germany

    Gute Qualitt!!! Funktioniert leider nicht berall, mein Dab + Empfang ist in meiner Gegend schlecht, EMPFEHLENSWERT!!!

  10. Anonymous says:

     Italy

    Salve, ho sostituito la mia vecchia antenna con questa e devo dire che funziona benissimo, anche il GPS funziona benissimo e si vede la differenza con la vecchia antenna che non era amplificata.

  11. Anonymous says:

     France

    Une antenne que je ne suis pas dessus de mon acha

  12. Anonymous says:

     Germany

    Een goede antenne voor DAB+. Radio ontvangst is ook zeer goed. Product ziet er mooi uit en de kabels zijn lang genoeg. Top product.

  13. Michael Rougeau says:

     Italy

    soddisfatto del prodotto, e per la puntualit della consegna. Grazie

  14. Anonymous says:

     Italy

    soddisfatto del prodotto, e per la puntualit della consegna. Grazie

  15. Anonymous says:

     Italy

    soddisfatto del prodotto, e per la puntualit della consegna. Grazie

  16. Anonymous says:

     Italy

    soddisfatto del prodotto, e per la puntualit della consegna. Grazie

  17. Patricia Conte says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 27 From Our UsersBought this about 2 months ago. I installed this myself onto a 2003 BMW 3 Series (E46).

    The installation itself, i’ll go into further down. In terms of the product – I wanted DAB in my car, without having to install some big floppy antenna. Making this decision alone, should set expectations that the receiver quality will be negatively effected, based on this products small form factor. That being said, the quality is medium to good. I do get the occasional hiccups when going into tunnels/carparks, but for me, that is an acceptable result considering the cost and size of the antenna. I had no issues finding the stations I want and the quality is alot better than the original FM receiver built into the car.

    I can’t comment on the GPS element of this product as I didn’t use it (I had no where to plug it in on the back of my headunit) In fact, I actually took the GPS module and cable out to make routing the rest of the cables easier.

    Installing this unit:

    When this came in the post and I opened up the box, the bubble wrapped unit was the only thing in there. No manuals / instructions / tools of any kind.

    Several things I had to do for my car before installation, if you want the cables to be run under trim/carpet. i.e not visibly trailing all over the car.

    -Remove centre console/headunit (so you can plug the antenna into the back of your radio unit)
    -Remove headliner (to get to the underside of the roof)
    -Trim/Panels around rear window pillars (allows you to route the cables from the roof downward)
    -Rear seat appolstry/leathers (to route cables under the seats from the rear window pilars)
    -Rear footwell carpets (I was able to route the cables through without fully taking these up)
    -Centre Armrest/handbrake assembly/trim (to route cables from the rear to the front of the car)

    One positive thing to note is that the length of the cables coming out of the Antenna unit are very long (5m), so there are plenty of routing options for larger cars. Or it allows you to take the “long” route for ease of cable mangement.

    I had to refer to this page to get measurements on the diameters of the holes needed. The main hole is 10.5mm which isn’t exactly a common size for a drillbit. So I had to drill the hole with a 10mm bit and file the extra 0.5 off. There is also a small metal peg you will need to drill a hole for too (measurements not available for that…) I measured it at 4mm.

    The next part is where it gets interesting. After I created the hole in the roof, it became apparent that its too small for the plugs to fit through it. The red cabled power connector and FM/AM plugs are wider than 10.5mm. The cables on the attenna end are soldered directly into a small pcb inside the fin. So they can’t be unplugged from that end and reconnected after feeding the cables through the roof hole. If you make the whole bigger, then the nut and clamp have very little surface area to clamp onto and run the risk of the whole fin being blown out by wind when driving. Its a mystery to me how these are supposed to be posted though to the inside of the car.

    Another issue I encounted was the way the cables come out of the fin itself, if you look at the product pictures above that show the underside of the fin, the cables seem to be coming out from under the nut instead of through the hollowed bore hole. This means that the cables are left to be rubbing up against the sharp metal of the edge of the hole I cut for the roof. This is part of the reason I ended up taking out the GPS cable and board after opening up the fin. The FM, DAB and red power cable, just about fit through the bore hole, in oder to avoid them rubbing against sharp roof metal.

    In the end I had to cut all the plugs off the cables, post the cut wires though the hole and re-solder/connect the plugs back on. Not ideal… But It operates sucessfully. The rest of the story is just fishing cables under things and putting half the car back togther… You will need to twist the red power cable into a 12v source, or the DAB antenna might not work very well.

    Overall the job took me basically all day on a Saturday to do. Was it worth all the effort to install? Just about. Since the install, I haven’t had any issues with it working as intended. Minimal dropouts/loss of signal. And no sign of the fin itself falling off the car!

    Hope this helps someone whos looking at fitting this themselves, as it was abit of a pain.

    Not that easy to install by yourself.

  18. Anonymous says:

     Germany

    Golden Review Award: 2 From Our UsersBei Autoantennen kann man “Die Katze im Sack ” kaufen.Das Teil zurckzuschicken wre auch nicht sinnvoll da die Originalantenne beim Umbau zerlegt werden musste. Nach Inbetriebnahme war ich angenehm berrascht. Radio und DAB+ Empfang sind Meinem Standort (Dorfbewohner) entsprechend und in der Stadt dann super.Der GPS Empfang ist fr das im Radio integrierte Navi super. Es fehlt nur noch die W-Lan Antenne dann wr das Teil Die eierlegede Wollmilchsau.!!!! Fazit: ich bin mit der Antenne sehr zufrieden.

  19. Anonymous says:

     Germany

    Man braucht durchaus einen Kabeladapter von mcx auf smb fr kleinere Anschlsse der Empfangsgerte