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The image seems to be broken.
An antenna is more likely to look like a metal strip than a wire. If you hunt up the FCC report you can find out where the antennae are.
An antenna is more likely to look like a metal strip than a wire. If you hunt up the FCC report you can find out where the antennae are.
That link didn't answer either of my questions and i have no idea what an FFC report is.
Rxpert83
Dr. Feelgood
If you update your picture we might have a better idea. The picture is broke and not working for us.
https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/repo...mFrame=N&application_id=131591&fcc_id=ZNFD821
https://apps.fcc.gov/eas/GetApplicationAttachment.html?id=2067766
https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/repo...mFrame=N&application_id=131591&fcc_id=ZNFD821
https://apps.fcc.gov/eas/GetApplicationAttachment.html?id=2067766
I've done a bit of research and i believe the metal band is the speaker/ringer and the wire is indeed the antenna,1 of 2.
After i removed the back cover i then scraped away the glue/foam from the speaker/ringer and accidently pulled the top of the antenna from its seating.As soon as i did 1 or both of these things,hey presto my signal went up and even without needing to reconnect the top of the antenna my signal has been far better since.
After i removed the back cover i then scraped away the glue/foam from the speaker/ringer and accidently pulled the top of the antenna from its seating.As soon as i did 1 or both of these things,hey presto my signal went up and even without needing to reconnect the top of the antenna my signal has been far better since.