RyanBlack321

Im not sure how the my gig antenna works but my JVC nav unit has the square antenna that I used to have mounted to a magnetic strip on my plastic daystar upper dash panel. I just stuck it right to the backside of this pod and it works perfectly...... no magnetic strip required since the unit is metal..

is the my gig similar?

Fathom

The MyGig has it's square box nav antenna in a molded retainer under the center dash overlay. I had heard that metal trays mounted over it shield it from the nav signal. This (very dressy looking piece) is made of metal (no?) and I would think interferes with the nav signal. Those having difficulty in the past have shifted the antenna right or left to the center console.

RyanBlack321

Yeah, this gauge box is metal...... If the my gig is movable I'd do that....

WilKJ

NICE
very nice

Widowmaker

Very nice This is just one more thing I have to add to my ever growing wish list

ramin

Very nice. Just when you think you are done, A new mod.

Fenrir

Does your Jeep have the "evic" with the compass? The piece that you replaced with the guage/switch cluster...on mine, that is where the compass antenna is located (it is attached beneath the factory top molding piece). If you have the compass, was curious if you had to relocate that antenna, and if so, how?

Love the set up! I want!

totdoc

Looks awesome! Great work!

RyanBlack321

Yes, I have the compass that was mounted under the factory console top.

I just got some heavy duty velcro and slapped it on the inside top of this gauge pod.

Works great, no interference what-so-ever.

I really don't believe that there is enough metal above it to really disrupt anything.

My stock compass and navigation work great even in the garage with the door shut as well has very heavy thunder storms.

corey.debolt

Looks good bro!