User manual SONY VCA-130

[. . . ] It may not be possible to mount the antenna on some cars. - In cars with glass that does not transmit radio waves (infrared reflecting glass, insulated glass, glass that is opaque to electromagnetic waves, etc. [. . . ] 2 Mark the left and right sides of the film antenna, using cellophane tape, etc (4-2). Remove the inner molding from the pillars on both sides of the window (5) The figure shows an example of a car, such as SUV. When removing it, take care not to damage or deform it. Remove the film antenna, which you previously fastened temporarily in place, before beginning these steps. ⷠCover the rear seat and bottom of the window with a cloth to protect it from the water and detergent. ⷠClean the window well to remove any dirt, oil, or anti-fogging agent before beginning these steps. 1 Using a spray bottle, wet the inside of the window well with a mild detergent solution. The optimal solution is 500 ml of water with one or two drops of detergent (6-1). (Pure water will not work well for making fine adjustments. ) 2 Remove the adhesive backing from the film antenna. Using the spray bottle, wet the exposed surface well with the mild detergent solution (6-2). Take care not to get dirt or fingerprints on the exposed surface of the film antenna. Do not let the window get dry as you are working. Until the window dries, you can slide the antenna to adjust its position. [. . . ] Take care not to place an excessive stress when you attach the pillar. notes · Pull the pillar down slightly and thread the cable under it. [. . . ]