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> Don't count on it. Physically locating it and disconnecting it might be very difficult. I already know where it is: it's in a box underneath the entertainmen
by Seenso 7y ago
> Don't count on it. Physically locating it and disconnecting it might be very difficult.
I already know where it is: it's in a box underneath the entertainment system ("head unit"), and there are a lot of instructions about accessing it.
I also have two options for disconnecting it:
1) total disconnection
2) leave it connected, but cripple its function by removing the antenna connections
I'm thinking that if #1 results in an error #2 would be less likely to.
- namibj 7y agoBetter: unscrew the antenna and screw in a matched termination/load instead. This will protect the amplifier inside (HF reflections due to a miss match could fry it with overloading the transistor), and be an even worse antenna compared to an open SMA (or such) connector.