
01-04-2021, 12:39 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2014
Location: SA, TX
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You can use the nav antenna provided with the Avin. It works just as well as the OE antenna as far as I could tell. I never hooked into the car's GPS, just left the Avin antenna plugged in behind the dash. Also did one installation of the antenna in the roof lining by the dome light and mic area. Both got good reception.
The WiFi antenna is so you can hotspot your phone to the unit or use a carrier provided hotspot so you have internet on your head unit. We use it all the time from our 5G phones to watch youtube, Google maps, Pandora, etc.
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