Splicing Satellite Radio Antenna Wire. Plug a soldering iron into a power outlet and rest it in. Yes, an antenna wire can be spliced together, but it is important to do it carefully to avoid damaging the wire or reducing its performance. With the right tools and technique, you can splice xm antenna wire with relative ease. Strip the ends of both wires about an inch, wrap the thinner wire around the thicker wire, and solder the wires together. Just sharing one method of making wire connections and butt splicing. I spliced it as best i could, but. Here's a link from a member on the xm411. Pull those panels off, unwrap the tape from the wire. The factory satellite antenna wire runs under the driver's side sill plate and terminates under/behind the left side kick panel. The problem i'm having is that the antenna cable for the satellite radio antenna is a coaxial wire about 1/8 thick. Did you just splice together the thin wire in the center or did you also connect that metal mesh sheath on the outside of it?
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The problem i'm having is that the antenna cable for the satellite radio antenna is a coaxial wire about 1/8 thick. Just sharing one method of making wire connections and butt splicing. With the right tools and technique, you can splice xm antenna wire with relative ease. Plug a soldering iron into a power outlet and rest it in. The factory satellite antenna wire runs under the driver's side sill plate and terminates under/behind the left side kick panel. I spliced it as best i could, but. Here's a link from a member on the xm411. Strip the ends of both wires about an inch, wrap the thinner wire around the thicker wire, and solder the wires together. Pull those panels off, unwrap the tape from the wire. Did you just splice together the thin wire in the center or did you also connect that metal mesh sheath on the outside of it?
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Splicing Satellite Radio Antenna Wire Strip the ends of both wires about an inch, wrap the thinner wire around the thicker wire, and solder the wires together. Yes, an antenna wire can be spliced together, but it is important to do it carefully to avoid damaging the wire or reducing its performance. Pull those panels off, unwrap the tape from the wire. Plug a soldering iron into a power outlet and rest it in. Did you just splice together the thin wire in the center or did you also connect that metal mesh sheath on the outside of it? Strip the ends of both wires about an inch, wrap the thinner wire around the thicker wire, and solder the wires together. Here's a link from a member on the xm411. The factory satellite antenna wire runs under the driver's side sill plate and terminates under/behind the left side kick panel. Just sharing one method of making wire connections and butt splicing. The problem i'm having is that the antenna cable for the satellite radio antenna is a coaxial wire about 1/8 thick. I spliced it as best i could, but. With the right tools and technique, you can splice xm antenna wire with relative ease.
