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waynescott523



Member Since: 09 Jun 2018
Location: Southport
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United Kingdom 2008 Range Rover Sport TDV8 HST Alaska White
Annologue TV to digital

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Hi guys I've got a NAV-TV module installed in my 2008 RRS behind my radio unit, I believe it's still running on a annologue ariel, where can I locate this so I can try and install a digital module. I've been told its behind the rear wheel arch in the boot, behind the lineing but I've only found these today? Any ideas please.
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Col



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As Nav-TV is aftermarket fitment the unit could be anywhere, o.e location was either behind the panel you have removed or on later cars under the front drivers seat, when I fitted Nav-TV to my previous sport I fitted the TV tuner along with a six disc DVD player under the double rear seat and later a Gvif unit under the passengers seat.

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Colo
Post #577428 Wed Mar 20 2019 7:16am
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waynescott523



Member Since: 09 Jun 2018
Location: Southport
Posts: 61
United Kingdom 2008 Range Rover Sport TDV8 HST Alaska White

Thanks for your advice col, I shall take a look this afternoon. Cheers pal Updated sat nav
Replacement LED white interior bulbs
Re-badged in Red
New 8" rear headrest screens
PlayStation 2
Current cars 2018 Qashqai tenka + GUNMETAL GREY
2008 RRS 3.6 TDV8 HST Alaska white
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samd



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Location: Derbyshire
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I have always understood that there is no such thing as a 'digital aerial' rather is it just the receiver that has to be designed for digital - have I missed the point?
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