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R33 gtst aerial cable - coax or?

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Hoping someone might be able to confirm for me. the aerial cable, is it coax? 

background story - I've pulled out the old head unit which the previous owner had installed and had hardwired the aerial cable to the headunit (JVC DVD player type) 

I've had to chop the aerial connection to the old head unit and been listening to radio via bluetooth from phone app.

to wire the aerial back up, do i need a motorola plug  to fit to the skyline cable with an extension lead (aeropro type) to plug into the back of the new headunit?

 

 

or is it a different plug required? from the looks of the cable under the dash, it doesn't look coax, but i'm not 100%

cheers.

 

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i think i may have seen the answer in this topic

 if thats the case - not coax, but what plug will I need to wire up to the existing antenna cable so that i can plug in the diversity lead that aeropro sells?  (AP348A or AP348B?)

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