Best sub For RF T10001

battery yellow
accessory red
ground black
power antenna blue
amp turn blue/white
illumination orange
dimmer orange/white
RF + gray
RF - gray/black
LF + white
LF - white/black
RR + violet
RR - violet/black
LR + green
LR - green/black

Battery light green to yellow
Accessory yellow/black red
ground black black
Illumination light blue.red orange/white
Power antenna amp=blue blue
LF + orange/light green white
LF - light blue/white white/black
RF + dark green/orange gray
RF - white/light green gray/black
LR + gray/light blue green
LR - tan/yellow green.black
RR + orange/red violet
RR - brown/pink violet/black

No to be jerky but, bring it back to the "professional Installer".

It sounds like something has gone bad in the receive section of the radio.

It could be the RF gain knob is no good.(make sure its turned all the way up.

It could be a resistor on the board loosing value in the receive section. If your radio only has 1/6th watt resistors, its very likely.

At any rate, if its not something simple like a bad RF gain knob, or that you just don't have it turned up, then its going to need a tech.

Unless you have a schematic and service manual and have time to trace it down.

Some things you can try..

Double check all the usual stuff, no matter how simple. Coax, antenna, grounds etc.

then, you can open the cover of the radio, look at the wires connected to the RF gain knob. Should be 2 wires. If you have a soldering iron, you can unsolder them and hot wire them together. this will make your RF gain full.

If its not working after that, it needs a tech to find the bad part.

If you turn off the radio, and disconnect the power wire for a long period of time, and then hook it up and turn it on and the receive is there for several minutes and fades away, its most likely a bad resistor. When it gets warm from running, it looses value.

It could be a resistor loosing value, a cap unloading when it shouldn't. It needs some one who knows how to trace this stuff down on the board.

My best guess without having the radio here with my meter is that a resistor has gone bad. its been known to happen especially if the radio has really small, 1/6th watt resistors. Depending on when it was made, it may have them.

the other thing that could have happened is that if a big radio keyed up next to you, with a lot of wattage, it could have blown the receive.

Hello there:
You will need the red/yellow/white video cables and just hook up the yelow and white up to the xbox and the other end yellow and white to the tv than turn the tv to channel 3 and this should work
best regards mike

rf cables will work fine for older tvs. newer tvs should use the composite (yellow, red and white cable) to produce a digital picture and sound. FYI the indoor antenna works best when positioned in a window. Best thing to do is install an outdoor antenna in the attic near the gable vent or on the exterior of the house.

Depends on what you're looking for. If you're running just a RF cable, then you'll have to get a RF adapter that allows for sound output to AV and display through the RF. If you have AV in the back of your TV, the three colored prong connectors (red yellow and white) you can simply pull the red and white away and run them to your sound unit. Mind you, the best of sound quality can only come from higher quality digital output.

These range from optical to HDMI styles, and are the best ways to go. I hope this helps you out bud. :) If there's anything else I can help with, don't be afraid to ask.

I have the same remote as yours and occasionally the RF remote is not working due the interference signal from outside or next door at certain hours.
My suggestions:
(1) To relocate the receiver and reposition the anntena for better reception of the RF signal from the remote unit.
(2) Replaced the battery.

Hope these help!

The RF modulator changes the outputs from RCA (red, white, and yellow) to a Coaxial Cable (COAX).

You connect the DVD players RCA outputs to the RCA Inputs on the RF Modulator, then connect the COAX Output from the RF Modulator to the television.




Best of Luck.