I don't know how to take off the cap. I need to take it off, so that I can insert it through the hole on the metal frame, then put it back in and connect it to the antenna outside.
Last edited by PJmax; 01-07-23 at 02:26 PM.
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You cannot take the RG6 connector off. As Carbide posted, the only way to remove it is to cut it off and then install a new one. Just cut a bigger hole and then seal it up with caulk or duct seal.
I have a Sport Sync radio Model SR-404 that is SUPPOSED to allow me to watch a football game and listen to it on radio. If I use a regular radio the sound is never in line with the TV. I do this because I want to listen to the home town broadcast because I really like listening to Merle Reese and Mike Quick. The sync radio was working fine until this year. The radio has positive (+) and negative (-) settings depending on which way I need to adjust the sound. However, I can no longer set it to the right setting because the negative adjustment doesn't work anymore. Does anyone know how I can fix that? The manufacturer, Scanner Master Corp., has a website (sportsyncradio.com) but when I go on there I go nowhere. They don't give a phone number and when I sent an email I got a message that it is a bad address. The 90-day limited warranty ran out about two years ago. The radio was made in China which I'm sure is a big problem.
Thank you, Rich
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I bought these speakers new and they were fantastic! Over the years I quit using them and they just sit in the corner of my game room is great condition. Recently I pulled the covers off only to find that the woofer foam has degraded into nothing!
I see these speakers advertised on Ebay for $800 and I can buy Bose foam kits for $35. The question is, are they worth anything as is, or should I re-foam the woofers myself and try and sell them? I see YouTube videos on how to do it, it doesn't look too bad.