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Need help with External Antenna
Thanks, Ron A. |
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Greg-
That is correct. With my last X5, I had reception in certain areas. Now I don't. Infact, the phone cuts out in many areas now. So, your example of it used to be 5 bars and now it is to is right on the money. Ron A. |
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I'm assuming that you have checked all connections, I think you already did? You may also want to pop off the spoiler and check the integrity of the factory cell antenna.You could also call your cell phone provider and ask them if they have any towers down where your reception is bad. So if you pull the phone out of the cradle, your bars increase??
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Greg-
No, the bars decrease if I pull it out of the cradle. The problem is that it isn't as strong as the other X5 I had. Ron a. |
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That makes it sound like a phone issue and not an X5 antenna issue.
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