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Old 5th June 2009, 22:01   #1
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Another Bavaria C Professional Question

I am sure it has been said many times, but it can not be found. I am trying to remove the radio to check the leads. I have done this before with the other Bavaria models, but I can't figure it out on the the professional in the BT. I am doing this because I can not get any FM reception. I don't know if its antenna or something else. Thanks.
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