What is the FM ANT and how do we use it on a Sanyo DC-DA1460M

http://cncms.com.au/SANYO-SMs/Consumer-Electronics/Audio%20System/dc-d60/dc-d60_sm.pdf

Here it is. Thanks for asking and please rate.
http://www.sanyo.com.au/support/instruction-manuals/dc-da1000-instruction-manual

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try using a seperate ant for ur radios

It sounds like there is some electrical noise interference that would not be "fixable". If though, we reconfigure the way that they are connected together, we may be able to avoid the noise.

Instead of allowing the antenna signal to "pass through" the 625 we will skip it.

After following the directions, switching between satellite and antenna will be done by selecting on the SANYO "Input 1" for satellite, and selecting "Ant" for antenna. K?

Try this:

From the 625 Tuner 1- using RCA cables (a.k.a. composite cables, or red, white, yellow cable), connect to "Input 1" on the Sanyo TV. To see composite cables go to http://www.wowvision.tv/settingsandconnections.htm

Next, remove the coaxial cable between the Sat box and TV. (Sanyo "Ant. In" port and 625 "Out to TV" port) Set that cable aside.

Now, remove the incoming antenna cable from the 625 "Ant. In" port, and connect it to the Sanyo's "Antenna In" port.

Finally, scan for channels and check for the presence of CBS.

Once verified, test the TV by turning off and on.

Turn on the satellite receiver and switch Sanyo to "Input 1" to verify sat picture.

I believe this solution will satisfy your needs. Please let me know if it doesn't work, and I will need to talk to you about signal strengths, again.

God bless,
Highdefjeff

You have to connect an external antenna to the FM ANT. terminals on the back of the receiver.

Check the wire at the back of the FM Ant. If possible replaced it or relocate the FM wire.

Good luck

you can play your PS2 via the RF in (ANT IN ) at the back of your TV .
For this you will first have to connect a AUX to RF converter jack device to ANT IN jack of TV.
Then determine the OUTPUT CHANNEL of the PS2.
(Channels-1 to 12 is in VHF band
channels-21 to 69 -UHF band)
Put the PS2 "ON"
TUNE the TV set to the frequency of PS2.

there is a broken solder joint on the board inside and the temperature effect is causing the minute flexation of the broken solder, acting as a bad switch.

hi sounds like a torn ant wire or bad ant change the ANT with all the length wire till the reciver make sure a good connection in the reciver good luck