Scottish Elises

This was my Wife, her car is broken so she's been stealing the Evora!

Her first spotted post lol

If it was about 18:00 then that would be me. I had been along to Burntisland with the wee one.

I'm not sure about the amplifier in the Elise for the aerial. I fitted it to the wife's mini which I also think has an amplified aerial and it works fine.

I think that the splitter may be amplified hence it needing the 12v feed.

Good Luck!

So the blue wire on the splitter is currently connected to nothing? That's the power for the splitter if you've not got it connected to anything you will get no signal. So you need to connect the blue wire on the splitter to the blue/white remote wire coming from the headunit (Switched live from hea...

Have you connected the blue wire on the splitter to the blue wire on the head unit?

If you've done that I would take the aerial out of the splitter and plug it directly in to the pioneer and check if you get an fm signal then. If you do it might be a faulty splitter?

Hi Tut,

Yeah that looks like the same one for a better price

On the loom on the pioneer there is a blue wire as remote feed for an amp I just soldered that to the blue wire on the splitter.

Hi Tut,

I have the same unit in my wife's Mini and its great. The mini doesn't have a Dab aerial either so I bought this which splits your normal aerial signal to feed the Dab tuner so no need for a glass aerial. Works great in the mini strong signal everywhere.

No Doubt I'll pass you again!

No a red S3 club racer. It's gone now though and I now have a Blue Evora

Snappish I live in Rosyth and work in Glenrothes. I have seen you about a few times in Dunfermline.

Are you from the Dunfermline area? If so I've passed you a few times in my previous red elise.

Thank you, it's laser blue aye

I had only had the car a couple of hours

OK more against than for so I guess that answers that