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Old 08-10-2005, 09:35 AM   #1
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I currently just bought the 7520 from Nextel and was wondering how can i change that ugly Antenna is there any out there because i dont like the antenna on it and when i take ti out i have a hole on the top of my BB ... any accessories to fix this little problem.

What if i take off the antenna take a shave off the part that holds the antenna... now it will look like a regular BB?
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Old 08-10-2005, 05:35 PM   #2
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Another user on the board removed the antenna and used a nylon (don't use metal) machine screw to plug the hole. If you mod the case at all and then need service on the unit you will be out of luck.

FYI removal of the antenna will degrade the performance of the Cellular Packet Radio (Direct Connect).
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Old 08-10-2005, 05:49 PM   #3
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The antena isnt just for signal its to direct the radio waves away from your body because the iden and cdma phones put out so much power. The direct connect depends on that antena. So if you dont use dc then why nextel?
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Another user on the board removed the antenna and used a nylon (don't use metal) machine screw to plug the hole. If you mod the case at all and then need service on the unit you will be out of luck.

FYI removal of the antenna will degrade the performance of the Cellular Packet Radio (Direct Connect).
Did that person have a picture of what he did?

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The antena isnt just for signal its to direct the radio waves away from your body because the iden and cdma phones put out so much power. The direct connect depends on that antena. So if you dont use dc then why nextel?
Are those radio waves really that bad and how do they direct them away from you ho do they know where it is on your hip and direct it to the right but what if the phone is on your hip on the left and they direct it to your right ... right into your hip :-O

I had a 7510 way back and when i took off the antenna it still worked fine the phone did not lose signal 100% still
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I dont know what it does with the radio waves geez I was just passing along information so do what ever you want with it I dont care. take a six inch brass screw and run it right threw screen for all I care
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I dont know what it does with the radio waves geez I was just passing along information so do what ever you want with it I dont care. take a six inch brass screw and run it right threw screen for all I care
Stop dont make me laugh im at work hahaha
okay im going to try the Nylon Scren 10-24 x 1/4" and fit it through so it will become like a flat stubby antenna might spray paint the screw black to match with the BB

LoL Thanks for the info though
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spray pinting the screw black will not help it match the handset....the handset is not black
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spray pinting the screw black will not help it match the handset....the handset is not black
But the antenna is black and it doesnt match the blackberry!
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the antena matches the letters on the keys thats it black
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Ahh so i see........ Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm................
I come to the conclusion that im not going to tamper with my phone or screw it up!

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