The advantages of having a stubby.

teeps

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To add fuel to the fire :fuelfire: , this thread exalts the advantages of having a sleek, sporty, yet still perfectly functioning stubby aerial over the ungainly, laughable, and quite frankly ridiculous whip antenna.

To get us started, it's more aerodynamic. Proof:

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The stubby actually looks like an ambient temperature sensor plugged in the wrong place. :poke:

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But actually, it can be turned into an advantage - just the question of moving the wires and toggling between the modes: road surface temperature / ambient temperature.

:fuelfire:
 
corsaire77 said:
The stubby actually looks like an ambient temperature sensor plugged in the wrong place. :poke:

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But actually, it can be turned into an advantage - just the question of moving the wires and toggling between the modes: road surface temperature / ambient temperature.

:fuelfire:

Talking of the stubby looking like another instrument plugged in the wrong place :oops: but does widen the colour options available to stubby fanciers.

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Ewazix said:
corsaire77 said:
The stubby actually looks like an ambient temperature sensor plugged in the wrong place. :poke:

65816905133.jpg


But actually, it can be turned into an advantage - just the question of moving the wires and toggling between the modes: road surface temperature / ambient temperature.

:fuelfire:

Talking of the stubby looking like another instrument plugged in the wrong place :oops: but does widen the colour options available to stubby fanciers.

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the bodywork looks disrupted..when that stubby was added, was the bodywork dented outwards?
 
That's what happens when you force it in. :o

Probably just a trick of the light.

Re aerodynamics, can you repeat with Mr. Whippy just in case same flow lines are dead straight, and car travels 20mph faster?

:D
 
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