Antenas exteriores para BMW 325e

BMW 325e Antennas

Antennas are very important to the BMW 325e model. With the right set of antennas, you can make the 325e aesthetically pleasing while receiving optimal sounds from radio stations. You can find a wide variety of replacement and upgrade antennas for BMW 325e.

The length of an antenna is a tradeoff. Longer antennas are better at picking up signals while shorter antennas offer more stability. You could choose a shorter antenna and add a signal booster to increase the antennas capacity.

• Less than 75 centimeters: Shorter antennas make the BMW vehicle and engine more compact. This is already a goal for the 325e, so emphasizing the BMW 325es size is a plus.
• 75 centimeters: This is the standard length of a Sport antenna. If you are trying out the BMW 325e for the first time, this is the optimal choice.
• Greater than 75 centimeters: Larger antennas can detect higher frequencies and play sound of higher quality that spreads throughout the car.

Your BMW comes with the antenna already installed, but you might want to exchange it for a different one. Installation is a straightforward process.

1. Detach: First, detach the current antenna from the 325i. Unscrew the cylinder at the base and separate it completely from the antenna.
2. Prepare: Before attaching the new antenna, you will have to prepare it. Extend it from the sheath and loosen the cap at the bottom to give it some slack.
3. Install: Install the new antenna by again unscrewing the cylinder at the base. Once it is attached, rotate it at least twice to ensure that the notches have aligned. Start the 325is engine and take a drive to make sure everything runs smoothly.

Antennas are comprised of many distinct parts. Here is a listing of those that are necessary to create a cohesive system.

• Base: The base of the antenna is extremely important for stability. Square notches on the base allow the antenna to fit securely.
• Antenna line: The antenna line comprises the majority of the antenna. It can be extended and contracted depending on what frequencies you are trying to receive.
• Insulator: An insulator is not mandatory for your antenna, but it is useful if you live in extreme climates. It will regulate the antennas temperature and prevent disruptions.