Where is the antenna connection (h-line->ddin)

Bam · 16th October 2013, 17:54

Hello, I bought a 100th anniversary rover 75 with the hk system.
But i want to install the D-din (Sean version) but there is no radio antenna plug? Do I need to extend something from the rear?

For those who think it's a shame I'll connect the HK system as well

Radioguy · 16th October 2013, 22:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bam

Hello, I bought a 100th anniversary rover 75 with the hk system.
But i want to install the D-din (Sean version) but there is no radio antenna plug? Do I need to extend something from the rear?

For those who think it's a shame I'll connect the HK system as well

HI Bam

We can provide the Extension/Adapter to extent the aerial from the boot. You will also need the 17PIN/ISO Adapter , which we can also provide. It will connect your "hidden" adapter to our head unit.

This is the aerial adapter

Cheers
Sean

coolcat · 17th October 2013, 06:26

Just to expand on what Sean said, the radio receiver module is in the wheel well under a plastic cover that needs removing to gain access.
You can remove the aerial from the ( no longer needed ) module and then connect this to the aerial lead in Sean's picture and run this under the door treads to the dashboard of your car

Cheers,

Jeff

Bam · 17th October 2013, 07:11

Thanks for the info, Sean I'll love to order but P&P will be to much

(Netherlands)

coolcat · 17th October 2013, 07:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bam

Thanks for the info, Sean I'll love to order but P&P will be to much

(Netherlands)

Sean's units come to Clacton On Sea in Essex, half an hours drive from Harwich and Felixtowe docks.
A quick trip to the Hook Of Holland, board a ferry and in no time you will be here

I could even fit it for you when here

Radioguy · 17th October 2013, 11:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bam

Thanks for the info, Sean I'll love to order but P&P will be to much

(Netherlands)

Just checked again Postage to the Netherlands is £18 , I dont understand how that can be too much ?

And If you want to float across, Maybe we can come to an arrangement on installation cost, So you save Postage , and save some fitting costs, get a true professional in ouir units to install it !

How can you refuse ?

coolcat · 17th October 2013, 12:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by Radioguy

Just checked again Postage to the Netherlands is £18 , I dont understand how that can be too much ?

And If you want to float across, Maybe we can come to an arrangement on installation cost, So you save Postage , and save some fitting costs, get a true professional in ouir units to install it !

How can you refuse ?

Service with a smile

You could even avail yourself to some fine Seaside Fish and Chips whilst your here.
They come with a Coolcat seal of approval

Bam · 21st October 2013, 19:29

I would love to come over for a cup of tea or a beer

But the antenna cable cost here 12 euro and the ddin comes out of my 75 tourer. I installed it more then a year ago so installation will be no problem (if you use the right antenna connection

).

And i modified a HK amplifier, it plugs with an iso plug into the lead to the ddin and on the other end to the power and speaker iso plugs.
This way i get maximum pleasure out of the ddin with hk speakers and amplifier. Sounds great!!!!

But thanks for the offer to assist you guys are to kind

16th October 2013, 17:54	#1
Bam BamBam rover 75 100th anniversary Join Date: May 2009 Location: Netherlands Posts: 382 Thanks: 24 Thanked 16 Times in 14 Posts	Where is the antenna connection (h-line->ddin) Hello, I bought a 100th anniversary rover 75 with the hk system. But i want to install the D-din (Sean version) but there is no radio antenna plug? Do I need to extend something from the rear? For those who think it's a shame I'll connect the HK system as well __________________ Last edited by Bam; 16th October 2013 at 17:57..

17th October 2013, 06:26	#3
coolcat This is my second home Audi Q3 TDI S-Line Quattro Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Clacton On Sea/On the boat somewhere Posts: 51,211 Thanks: 9,890 Thanked 12,235 Times in 8,232 Posts	Just to expand on what Sean said, the radio receiver module is in the wheel well under a plastic cover that needs removing to gain access. You can remove the aerial from the ( no longer needed ) module and then connect this to the aerial lead in Sean's picture and run this under the door treads to the dashboard of your car Cheers, Jeff __________________ Jeff.

17th October 2013, 07:11	#4
Bam BamBam rover 75 100th anniversary Join Date: May 2009 Location: Netherlands Posts: 382 Thanks: 24 Thanked 16 Times in 14 Posts	Thanks for the info, Sean I'll love to order but P&P will be to much (Netherlands) __________________

21st October 2013, 19:29	#8
Bam BamBam rover 75 100th anniversary Join Date: May 2009 Location: Netherlands Posts: 382 Thanks: 24 Thanked 16 Times in 14 Posts	I would love to come over for a cup of tea or a beer But the antenna cable cost here 12 euro and the ddin comes out of my 75 tourer. I installed it more then a year ago so installation will be no problem (if you use the right antenna connection ). And i modified a HK amplifier, it plugs with an iso plug into the lead to the ddin and on the other end to the power and speaker iso plugs. This way i get maximum pleasure out of the ddin with hk speakers and amplifier. Sounds great!!!! But thanks for the offer to assist you guys are to kind __________________