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Old September 2nd 03, 08:33 AM
Igor Gros
 
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Yes, I used that antistatic strap on my car named:
"YUGO AMERICA"

mary wrote:

This is not a short-wave question, but I thought people here would know the
answer. When I was a kid in the fifties, it seemed as if people who had
radios in their cars had this rubber thing hanging from the bottom of the
car. When I asked my parents what it was for they said it helped provide
better radio reception. Somehow I remember every car having one, but then
maybe not. Anyone remember what it was all about. Our car did not have one
because my father would never get a car with a radio.

Thanks

Tom


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