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Located on the Grounds of Sheenfalls Lodge-this large detached residence offers 4 double bedrooms all ensuite- Fully fitted kitchen with access to patio with barbeque, seperate dining room and large comfortable sitting room with open fireplace as well as a seperate utility and main bathroom-
Residents may avail of the hotel's facilities which boasts a plethora of outdoor activities; salmon fishing on a private stretch of the Sheen River, clay pigeon shooting, walking trails, scenic bike tours, tennis, croquet and swimming pool. You have a choice of numerous locally based activities which includes a host of marked walking trails. The annual Walking Festivals take place at Easter and May/June, offer walkers of all standards guided walks of various lengths. Watersports are in abundance with pleasure trips of Kenmare Bay to see the seals and other stunning wildlife. Canoeing, windsurfing, sailing and water-skiing are all available within short walking distance of town. You can also charter a motor yacht for the day to tour the coastline.
There are a number of horse riding stables waiting to bring you up the mountains, along the coast or through the many woods. All classes of horses are available for the novice or experienced rider. Both the Kenmare Golf Club and the Ring of Kerry Golf and Country Club offer a challenging game over their 18 holes, and for those not so fond of the long tree lined fairways, there is always pitch and putt.
After a hectic day in the outdoors take time take time to enjoy the Sheen Falls Lodge Health Club. The Gymnasium which contains state of the art equipment for the fitness enthusiast or simply choose to relax in the Jacuzzi, 15 Metre Indoor Heated Swimming Pool or Sauna and Steam Room. The Health Club also offers an extensive range of beauty treatments.
Dine in one the several dining venues-La Cascade Restaurant is a fine dining experience whilst The Restaurant Lounge offers a more informal dining venue. The Sun Lounge is open throughout the day for refreshments and light snacks with the Cocktail Bar enticing you to sample whiskeys from around the world. Or choose from the extensive Wine Cellar to complement your dinner with only the finest selection of wines.
Alternatively the bustling town of Kenmare is only a short stroll/drive away (1.5km) where you can also explore the abundance of Irish pubs and child friendly restaurants brimming with old fashioned Irish hospitality along with the many shops café and delicatessens which will cater for all your requirements.
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Kenmare Pier 2 km
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|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised, Wheelchair users
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Kerry 48 km, Nearest railway: Killarney 33 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Shared indoor pool, Children's pool
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 4 En suites
|Double beds (4), Cots (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 8
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Shared indoor pool, Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Private fishing lake or river
|Wheelchair users, Secure parking
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The property is furnished to a 4 star Bord Faite standard.(4 star is the highest awarded).
The Province of Munster region
Kerry faces the Atlantic Ocean and, typically for an Eastern-Atlantic coastal region, features many peninsulas and inlets, principally the Dingle Peninsula, the Iveragh Peninsula, and the Beara Peninsula. The county is bounded on the west by the Atlantic Ocean and on the north by the River Shannon. Kerry is one of the most mountainous regions of Ireland and contains two of its three highest mountains, Carrauntoohil, part of the Macgillycuddy's Reeks range, and Mount Brandon, part of the Slieve Mish range. Just off the coast are a number of islands, including the Blasket Islands, Valentia Island and the Skelligs. Skellig Michael is a World Heritage Site, famous for the medieval monastery clinging to the island's cliffs. The county contains the extreme west point of Ireland, Dunmore Head on the Dingle Peninsula, or including islands, Tearaght Island, part of the Blaskets. The most westerly inhabited area of Ireland is Dún Chaoin, on the Dingle Peninsula. The River Feale, the River Laune and the Roughty River flow through Kerry, into the Atlantic.
Kerry is the 5th largest of the 32 counties of Ireland by area and the 13th largest by population. Uniquely, it is bordered by only two other counties: County Limerick to the east and County Cork to the south-east. The county town is Tralee. The diocesan is Killarney, which is one of Ireland's most famous tourists with close destination The Lakes of Killarney, an area of outstanding natural beauty, are located in Killarney National Park. Continuing on from Killareny National park via the beautiful winding route over "Molls Gap" will bring you to Kenmare Town voted by Forbes as one of the top 10 locations to retire in the world
The Ring of Kerry, known all over the world, follows the coastline of the Iveragh peninsula. It is one of the most dramatic scenic drives in the country and makes a most exciting day tour. Along the 175km route are picturesque villages, an abundance of historical landmarks, sandy coves and beaches.
Kenmare is a haven of tranquillity, gourmet food, superb accommodation and breathtaking scenery in one of the most natural, unspoilt environments in Europe. Cradled in the heart of Kenmare Bay, the picturesque town of Kenmare is the perfect location from which to discover the South West of Ireland, linking the internationally famous Ring of Kerry with the rugged Ring of Beara.
To the north of Kenmare is the Killarney National Park, 10,000 hectares of woodland and magical mountains, with spectacular views of the lakes of Killarney.
The unspoiled Ring of Beara lies to the south of Kenmare. Its rugged beauty is beyond compare, traffic is minimal and it abounds with archeological sites and spectacular views.
Whether it is walking on the mountains, cruising on the bay, horse riding, golfing, fishing, touring or soaking up the best of music you will not be disappointed in Kenmare.
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Had an outstanding 2 week stay at this well appointed home. Our family of seven including two grandchildren enjoyed the spaciousness of the living areas and the very comfortable bedrooms of this luxu… More
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Spacious and well-appointed holiday home. Ideal setting, just across from the Sheen Falls Hotel and with access to facilities as a resident, including being able to charge meals etc. Quite private, ev… More
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"Beautiful home in an ideal location!"
Our extended family thoroughly enjoyed our week long stay in this lovely, well-equipped home on the grounds of the Sheen Falls Lodge. The house is very nicely furnished and maintained. We really enj… More
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You and all of us. Really I think an investigation by the Justice Dept. into price fixing on all these washing machine manufacturers that sell here in the USA wouldn't be a bad idea. You check out Europe and you're looking at (tens of) hundreds less. We are talking 250 Euros($320) out the door for a front loader. Spend 300-450€? The French will think you are smart. Spend 600€ and they may think you are rich. 750€ and they'll think you won the lottery. 1500€? Well they will think you are a word that translates any language. But back over here that's just what we're compelled to do, where a front page sale is anything under $700 and going rate is around $1000. I think we're getting soaked, pardon the-you-know-what. Washing machine dealerships could just be around the corner. They may as well be, with $1800 washers, $279 pedestals, blue paint, red paint, steam and every other useless bell and whistle in between already here. Well they at least got the steam right - they are definitely blowing something up you-know-where, and to be fair to the whistle, at least THAT can prevent a robbery, direct traffic or earn you cred at the roller disco. $500 metal boxes lying literally underneath your soap, dirt and bleach machine doesn't give you much options other than just looking at them.
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Workshops are open to serious students of all levels unless specified in course description; beginners welcome.
Spring Session 1
march 22 - 28, 2015
Katherine Amman Vellard, Dream,
oil pastels, graphite, 30 x 22 inches
Katherine Amman Vellard
Nature Series
We'll work within a limited context, using restrictions not as an inhibiting factor but as a challenging format for discovery and expression. Each student will select an object from nature that reveals greater visual riches the more closely you examine (draw/dissect) it. That object will become the source for a series of drawings, beginning with several carefully observed life-sized graphite works and evolving into large-scale charcoal abstractions. It's amazing to see what a rich portfolio can result from working with such a small, underwhelming source. The possibilities are endless! All levels. Code S01D
Professor at Louisiana Tech University; Louisiana Division of the Arts fellowship; exhibitions: St. John the Divine (NYC), Centre d'Arts Plastiques Albert Chanot (France), Barnwell Art Center (LA), Marin Museum of Contemporary Art (CA).
Spring Session 2
april 5 - 11, 2015
Tremain Smith, Sublime Creature,
oil and wax on panel, 48 x 32 inches
Tremain Smith
Encaustic Painting: Layers of Meaning
This workshop will cover the basics of encaustic painting: making encaustic medium and encaustic paint, fusing, substrates, equipment, materials, and safety. Once we cover these foundations, we'll explore transparency and opacity, creating texture, building and removing layers, collage, branding, incising, glazing ,dry brushing, and surface manipulation. I will demonstrate my particular technique of using a template as a reference point for drawing, layering transparent wax, and adding color with oil glaze and collage. Students will use the techniques covered in the workshop to serve their own creative ends. All levels. Code S02D
Studio artist; teaching: Truro Center for the Arts (MA), K&F Handmade Paints (NY), Penland; exhibitions: Rosenfeld Gallery (Philadelphia), Paia Contemporary (HI), Darnell Fine Art (Santa Fe); collections: Metropolitan Museum (NYC), Pew Charitable Trusts (Philadelphia), Lancaster Museum (PA).
Joy Seidler, Two Moon Journals, paste paper coptic binding,
9 x 12 inches, dust jacket journal with image sewn, 10 x 8 inches
Caverly Morgan & Joy Seidler
Mindfulness & Making
Our workshop will focus on discovering authentic personal entry points into the creative process. Together we'll explore mindful participation with creativity and with life as we avoid the temptations of control and end-gain. We will use crafts—including pastepaper, journal making, clay work, and other forms—as a vehicle for the practice of presence and receptivity and for experiencing interconnectedness. We'll also explore meditation, strategies for bringing mindful practices into your life, and the role of service in craft. And we'll address questions such as, "What does it mean to be a vehicle for creative life force while being an object maker?" and "How can our creative processes assist us in being more awake in the world?" All levels. Code S02CB
Caverly: meditation teacher, Zen practitioner and founding director of One House of Peace.
Joy: studio artist, consultant, educator, trainer of teachers; 20 summers of pastepaper journal workshops in Massachusetts.
SUMMER session 1
May 24 - JUNE 5, 2015
Steve Johnson, Chickadee Cloud
Are Fading into Nothing, mixed media on panel, 36 x 36 inches
Steve Johnson
Drawing Inspiration from the Figure
This workshop will explore the processes and materials used in traditional and nontraditional figure drawing. Students will work from the nude model, learning basic to advanced drawing techniques. Well work with wet and dry materials and experiment with a variety of paper, tools, and media. Drawing sessions will include demonstrations and individual meetings aimed at helping students define their artistic goals and advance their problem-solving skills. The class will also spend time sketching outdoors and gathering inspiration from Penlands beautiful grounds.
All levels. Code 01D
Assistant professor at the College of Charleston (SC); exhibitions: Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art (SC), Blackburn 20/20 (NYC), 111 Minna Gallery (San Francisco); residency: Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop (NYC); collections: Library of Congress (DC).
SUMMER session 2
Ruth Waller, Mineral (After Bellini), acrylic on linen,
51 x 39-1/3 inches
Ruth Waller
Painting, Nature, & Abstraction
How can abstract approaches to painting reflect an immersive experience of nature? We will explore ways of responding to the local natural landscape through painting, drawing, and collage. This will begin with a series of introductory exercises focused on the visual poetics of color, pattern, composition, space, scale, material, surface, and process. Students will then develop their own project based on this material. Studio work will be supplemented by discussions and illustrated talks introducing contemporary Australian responses to nature and the land as a point of comparison. All levels. Code 02D
Head of painting at Australian National University; exhibitions: Watters Gallery (Sydney), Nancy Sever Gallery (Canberra); collections: National Gallery of Australia, National Gallery of Victoria (Australia), Art Gallery of New South Wales (Australia), Art Gallery of Queensland (Australia).
All workshops in Session 2 will be taught by artists
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SUMMER session 3
JUNE 21 - July 3 2015
Nicholas Raynolds, Yuki, pencil on paper, 10 x 8 inches
Nicholas Raynolds
Portrait Drawing in Pencil
This workshop will explore the craft of representational portrait drawing in the classic tradition of the 19th century French academy. Suitable for beginning, intermediate, or advanced students, it is an opportunity to develop and hone your skills in drawing from both long and short poses. Well draw on paper and work with live models. Through demonstrations and individual critiques, well explore the elements used to clearly depict form and likeness. Well gain understanding of light and shadow using the time-honored effects of chiaroscuro. All levels. Code 03D
Studio artist; teaching: Art Students League (NYC), National Academy (NYC), Gage Academy (Seattle); exhibitions: Forbes Gallery (NYC), Eleanor Ettinger Gallery (NYC), John Pence Gallery (San Francisco); collections: Forbes Collection (NYC), Arkansas Art Center; publications: Drawing and Art Collector magazines, Lessons in Classical Drawing and Classical Painting Atelier by Juliette Aristides.
SUMMER session 4
July 5 - 17, 2015
Patricia Wheeler, Rhythm Trance, acrylic, oil marker,
charcoal, packing tape, 12 x 9 inches
Patricia Wheeler
Journal Cover
Starting from the idea that creating and analyzing are different processes, students will work from their intuitive side. Well begin with simple and fast journaling techniques using drawing, watercolors, rubber stamps, photos, and written words to layer history. Then well work on boards, transforming personal vision into abstract paintings that reflect life. Materials will include limestone clay on board, acrylic paints as stain, and cold wax to seal the final layer. As we build, stencil, and cut into the paintings, well begin to understand the layering and distressed surfaces of ancient places and how that accumulation of information can metaphorically reflect ourselves. This work is physical and messy. The only requirement is a basic design sense and a willingness to experiment. All levels. Code 04D
Studio artist; teaching: Haystack (ME), Oregon College of Art and Craft, Center for Maine Contemporary Art, Peninsula Art School (WI); work exhibited widely in the U.S.
SUMMER session 5
July 19 - August 4, 2015
Joseph Hart, Untitled, collage, acrylic, oil crayon,
enamel, graphite on paper, 50 x 38 inches
Joseph Hart
Exploratory Drawing
This workshop will examine alternative approaches to drawing. Through studio exercises, demonstrations, discussions, and assignments, students will experiment with a range of techniques and media to create representational and abstract drawings in both modest and large dimensions. The workshop will emphasize playful and intuitive mark-making, exchanges between observational and automatic drawing, the importance of composition, and taking creative risks. Students will have opportunities to work in series, to collaborate in small groups, and to develop independent drawing projects. All levels. Code 05D
Studio artist and teacher at City College of New York and Rhode Island School of Design; Dieu Donné Workspace Residency; exhibitions: Galleri Jacob Bjorn (Denmark), Gallerie Vidal Saint Phalle (Paris), Halsey McKay Gallery (NY).
SUMMER session 6
August 9 - 21, 2015
Susan Goethel Campbell, Condensation, cotton, lurex,
mylar, ink, 11 x 8 inches
Susan Goethel Campbell
Field Work
This workshop is designed to push the boundaries of drawing while recording natural phenomena in the Penland environment. Using a variety of materials and formats including sound and digital projection, we will document the landscape, flora, and fauna of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Well have presentations about contemporary drawing, informal critiques, and plenty of time to work independently. Come with an open mind and a willingness to explore new strategies and concepts for drawing. All levels. Code 06D
Studio artist; teaching: College for Creative Studies (Detroit), Cranbrook Academy (MI); Kresge artist fellowship; exhibitions: Crystal Bridges Museum (AR), Grand Rapids Art Museum (MI), Museum of Contemporary Art (Detroit), National Museum of Women in the Arts (DC); gallery representation: David Klein Gallery (MI), Galerie Tom Blaess (Switzerland).
SUMMER session 7
August 23 - 29, 2015
Yolanda Sánchez, Romancing Possibilities,oil on canvas,
48 x 60 inches
Yolanda Sánchez
Cultivating Possibility:
The Magic of Creative Awareness
This workshop will focus on identifying and clarifying personal voice and artistic vision by integrating painting and insight-oriented meditation. The goal is to develop mechanisms that expand inner space and identify core conversations that will direct and affect what we create. Students will paint every day following a given (flexible) structure and will complete a series of paintings by the end of the week. Students may work with oil or acrylic on canvas. The workshop will include group and individual critiques. This workshop will be most useful for students who have painting experience or an ongoing art practice, but all levels are welcome. All levels. Code 07D
Studio artist, clinical psychologist, director of the Fine Arts and Cultural Affairs Division of Miami-Dade Aviation Department; teaching: Florida International University, University of Miami; Fulbright fellowship, Vermont Studio Center residency; gallery representation: Kathryn Markel Fine Arts (NYC).
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How can I just stop being so paranoid?
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My boyfriend has just arrived from a trip this morning,the thing is that as his trip lasted like 16 hours,I couldn't sleep till I knew he was home and safe,I had terrible dreams about him being run over by a train,it's crazy!I know it,moreover,his phone had no reception during the trip so as I couln't communicate with him,I freaked out,this morning,before I knew that he had finally arrived,I called his family,friends and even to the bus station where his bus was supposed to be arriving!!!Once he was back in town he could see all the texts I had sent him as well as my calls,he was shocked and very concerned,of course,who wouldn't be?help?
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I would have liked to know your age as it does have a point of issue here. In what you have written there is a fine line between being paranoid and being in love. Possibly puppy love if you are very young.
If you are only being paranoid, as you put it, over your boyfriend and nothing lse in your life. Then I don't think we can call you paranoid. Your love struck, a common occurance with young people.
If this happens to you in other parts of your life then being paranoid to some degree may be a problem that you need proffessional help to work on. Depending on your age if you are under 18 talk to your parents about seeing a therapist for talk therapy. If you are over 18 you can make your own arrangements.
There are reasons for just about everything that happens or we do. For something like this it is probably something deep seated that you are not aware of. A therapist can help you find that deepseated cause , then work to control it.
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You need to stop obsessing. And have faith that he will be okay. He is concerned. because he thought something happend to you.
Trust that it will be okay. and don't bug his family/friends too much. because obsessive paranoid behaviour is not sexy.
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Organic field-effect transistors.
Organic field-effect transistors.
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The development of organic thin film transistors (OTFTs) has led to applications such as active matrix flat-panel displays, radio frequency identification cards, and a range of sensors. Along with the ability to be deposited on substrates at low temperatures, they perform at levels comparable to that of silicon thin film transistors. This collection of papers on the theories behind the applications and the applications themselves includes material on aspects of charge transport in organic semiconductors from a molecular perspective, charge transport in oligomers, charge transport physics of solution-processed organic field-effect transistors, selection and design of dielectric materials, grazing incidence x-ray diffraction, scanning probe techniques, solution deposition of oligomers and polymers, inkjet printed OTFTs, soft lithography, vacuum evaporated thin films and a range of applications, including those for radio frequency identification tags, organic transistor chemical sensors, flexible and large area e-skins and ORFTs for flat panel displays.
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Hello Sailnetters,
Well the boat arrived at my shop today. I spent the afternoon trying to clean the interior and after several hours and a sore back I arrived at the conclusion that sailing may not be my bag. Not to mention this boat is in worse shape than I thought. In case some of you didn't catch my introduction post, I inherited a 27' Catalina a few months ago. It had been on the hard for 8 years. My Uncle had been in bad health for several years and the vessel seems to have suffered worse than he. After further inspection I found that quite a few things are missing. I did find the sails, however they were stored where the engine is supposed to be. I'm already in a $1000 cash with back storage and getting it hauled over here and frankly all I see is thousands and thousands of dollars worth of hard work ahead.
Fact is, I'm kinda lazy and quite poor compared to some of you.
Second Thoughts? I'm having quite a few. The dream of sipping a cocktail in the cockpit during a breathtaking sunset somewhere in the Bahamas looks pretty far out of reach.
I dont know about that Mate..Unless that Airplane your leaning against is bleeding you..
Its easy to get overwhelmed if you dont know what your looking at..But if your truly getting a gut check listen to it.
It would help if you posted a few pictures of the old girl for us to gander at and give some better opinions... for what their worth , pictures cant tell the whole story but its a start.
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UN council works to avert Eritrea-Ethiopia war
By Irwin Arieff
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – The U.N. Security Council likely
will adopt a resolution next week pressing former foes Ethiopia
and Eritrea to avert a renewed war and return to a 2000 peace
accord, diplomats said on Thursday.
A draft resolution put forward by Greece would ask Eritrea
to end its restrictions on U.N. helicopter flights and other
peacekeeping chores and urge Ethiopia to finally accept the
binding ruling of an international commission on the border
shared by the Horn of Africa neighbors, the diplomats said.
The draft would also ask both sides to pull back their
military forces to positions they held in December, they said.
The measure is expected to be put to a vote in the
15-nation council before next Thursday's U.S. Thanksgiving
holiday, French Ambassador Jean-Marc de la Sabliere said.
"This is a dangerous situation," U.N. peacekeeping chief
Jean-Marie Guehenno told reporters after briefing the council
behind closed doors on the latest developments.
"We don't believe that a war is imminent, but we believe
that the kind of posture that the respective armed forces are
taking creates a very unstable and very dangerous situation."
U.N. peacekeepers monitor a buffer zone between the two
countries as part of the five-year-old peace deal ending their
two-year border war that killed more than 70,000 people.
But both sides have moved forces and weapons toward the
border after Eritrea banned U.N. helicopter flights over its
territory on October 5 and imposed other restrictions on ground
movements, hampering peacekeepers' ability to monitor troop
movements, deliver supplies to their bases and carry out
medical evacuations and other important operations.
Eritrea acted out of frustration over Ethiopia's refusal to
implement the boundary commission ruling, and the international
community's failure to put pressure on Ethiopia to do so.
Under the peace deal, both sides agreed to accept the
commission's judgment on the location of the frontier as final
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Quote, originally posted by Chockomon » How to install a Fuba BetaFlex-D Antenna in your MKIII Jetta (Courtesy Dan J Reed)
1. Obtain a Fuba BetaFlex-D Antenna. I'd recommend Pottermans (www.parts4vws.com) or Antennaworld (www.antennaworld). Should be part Both places are around $60 + shipping at the time of this writing. Or you can be like me and score yourself one off of eBay for a mere $17.53
Make sure you get part number 17237. You may see cheaper parts out there labeled as BetaFlex-D, but if it's not that number it probably doesn't come with the cable (The most expensive part)
2. Clean your roof. There's nothing worse than a filthy work area.
3. Dropping the rear of the headliner. Contrary to popular belief, the headliner is not the worst part of this install. The secret is not taking the whole thing down.
First, remove the Center High Mounted Stop Light light array. There are press tabs on either side, press them in and pull it toward the front of the car. Disconnect the connector going into the top of it.
Next, remove the C pillar trim. First, remove the upper portion of the B pillar trim on the side you wish to run the antenna wire down. Read note below on picking a side. Pry gently on the sides of the trim while pulling down, it will slide down the seat belt and sit there. Remove the screw holding the C pillar trimpeice in, then pull down on the trim all along the top side of the rear door. Once you have the trim pulled off to behind the rear door, pull the trim away from the top of the C pillar. It's held in with a large clip, but it will come off. This trim is tough stuff, so if you don't get out of control it will come out. Finally, remove the plastic peice going across the roofline at the rear of the headliner. It just pulls off. Remove the Grab handle above the door and the headliner should be free on that one corner.
(Note on choosing a side: If you have a high powered audio system, choose the side that is opposite your power feed for your amplifiers. This will minimize the chance for noise introduction.)
4. Measuring the spot. I cannot stress enough how vital it is to measure twice and cut once. In fact, measure 3 times. The instructions said to measure 12CM in from the edge of the roof, which works out to be about 4.75 inches. I measured a friends car and his was about 6.5 inches in. Make a mark on the roof at about the centerline. I used a sharpie, the excess came off quite easily. Now measure your roof width. I measured between the inner edges of the weatherstripping on each side. Divide that by half and that is your center. Intersect the center of this with your first mark and this is your mounting position. Now, measure it again. (For God's sake! You are going to be DRILLING A HOLE IN YOUR ROOF )
5. Drilling the hole. You will need a small drill bit (1/4") and a larger drill bit, preferably 15MM. You will probalby also need a drill with a 1/2" chuck to accomodate the larger bit. Now unless you can get your hands on some metric bits, you won't find a 15MM bit. The closest thing is a 5/8, which is 15.9MM. This is what I used. Take the smaller drillbit and drill a pilot hole. Get as centered as you can with that hole. Now, using your larger bit, drill the hole all the way through. Metal shavings will go everywhere while you drill so you may want to have a helper hold the hose of the Shop-Vac by the hole while drilling so all the shavings will get sucked up. Also, make sure you don't drill through your headliner at this time. Use a a helper or a Coke can (Not Pepsi or any Pepsi product.) to hold the headliner away from the roof
5. Mounting the antenna. This part is pretty simple. You have a hole in your roof, and something to fill it with . Use the included sealing grease to make a small ring around the hole. Then take the antenna basae and put it into the gasket, then put both of those through the hole. The gasket won't fit all the way around the lip of the base right now, but it will when you tighten the nut. Put some more of the sealing grease on the collar of the nut. Now, put the nut over the two cables coming out of the antenna base and thread it onto the antenna. It says 17MM in the included paper, but mine turned out to be a 19MM. Get it snug and then attach the mast to the antenna base. Walk a few feet behind the car and look at the antenna and make sure it's aligned properly (Not tilting to the left or right.) Once you do this, have a helper hold the antenna base in place while you tighten the nut. Don't overtighten it, just use your judgement. Too tight and you might leave a dent in the roofline.
6. Running the cable. It's probalby easier to run the cable from the roof to the radio than the other way around. This way you know for sure if you will need an extension (I did.) Connect the power and antenna signal leads to the antenna base. Run the cable down the C pillar into the trunk above the strut tower and pull most of the slack through. (Leave a little slack to allow for the trim to be moved back into position.) Run the cable behind the trim that is on the wheel arch and then through the wiring looms inside the door sils. Get it as close to the radio as possible. My cable stopped about where the drivers side heater vent was so I had to run to RadioShack and get an extension. Plug this in to your head unit. If you are running the stock head unit, you will need an adaptor to go from the standard Motorola plug to the German standard HU plug, available from the above dealers.
6. Hooking it up and testing it out. Now figure out where you are going to get power for the antenna amplifier. A simple fuse tap will work. The antenna only draws 30mA of current, so the smallest fuse you can find will work. My head unit harness had a Power Antenna lead on it, so I connected the power lead to that. Once everything is connected, test it out. If you get absolutely nothing on AM, your antenna is most likely not getting power. If you get anything whatsoever on AM, it's working.
7. Reassemble your car.
8. Remove your antenna mast from the front fender, then remove the antenna base. I'll find the procedure and post that tomorrow. Get a fender plug from the dealer I'll post the part number tomorrow too. I'm tired now.
9. Enjoy your Fuba antenna. Not only does it look cool, but it's one of the most advanced automotive antennas on the market!
I'd probably wait a day or so after installing this to test weather or not it's waterproof.
(Not form me... forgot where I got it from..)


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