From: Jim on
On 2010-05-20, Trooper <removethis(a)trooperlooper.co.uk.invalid> wrote:
>
> Absolutely, finding a free FM station to set it to can be frustrating,
> but when you find one, the sound quality is more than adequate.

87.5

That's all I'm saying.

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From: Trooper on
Jim wrote:
> On 2010-05-20, Trooper <removethis(a)trooperlooper.co.uk.invalid> wrote:
>> Absolutely, finding a free FM station to set it to can be frustrating,
>> but when you find one, the sound quality is more than adequate.
>
> 87.5
>

That's the one I usually use, but for some reason it wasn't working too
well that day.

T.
From: Jim on
On 2010-05-20, Trooper <removethis(a)trooperlooper.co.uk.invalid> wrote:
> Jim wrote:
>> On 2010-05-20, Trooper <removethis(a)trooperlooper.co.uk.invalid> wrote:
>>> Absolutely, finding a free FM station to set it to can be frustrating,
>>> but when you find one, the sound quality is more than adequate.
>>
>> 87.5
>>
>
> That's the one I usually use, but for some reason it wasn't working too
> well that day.

Oh, that's odd. I must have been lucky with it. In my tootles up and down
the M6 (and up into Scotland) it's always been reliable, except for those
occasions when something drives by and you briefly get Mexican Mariachi
music blaring out for a couple of seconds.

Jim
--
Twitter:@GreyAreaUK
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From: Trooper on
Jim wrote:
> On 2010-05-20, Trooper <removethis(a)trooperlooper.co.uk.invalid> wrote:
>> Jim wrote:
>>> On 2010-05-20, Trooper <removethis(a)trooperlooper.co.uk.invalid> wrote:
>>>> Absolutely, finding a free FM station to set it to can be frustrating,
>>>> but when you find one, the sound quality is more than adequate.
>>> 87.5
>>>
>> That's the one I usually use, but for some reason it wasn't working too
>> well that day.
>
> Oh, that's odd. I must have been lucky with it. In my tootles up and down
> the M6 (and up into Scotland) it's always been reliable, except for those
> occasions when something drives by and you briefly get Mexican Mariachi
> music blaring out for a couple of seconds.
>

Ah, 87.5 is usually ok up and down the M1 (apart from that one day), but
useless on the M25 in my experience. It goes back to being able to try
it on your own journeys!

Funnily enough, this has been a recurring topic on here, I bought my
first FM transmitter from a guy (Mike?) on this very newsgroup about 5-6
years ago :)

T.
From: Jim on
On 2010-05-20, Trooper <removethis(a)trooperlooper.co.uk.invalid> wrote:
>>>> 87.5
>>>>
>>> That's the one I usually use, but for some reason it wasn't working too
>>> well that day.
>>
>> Oh, that's odd. I must have been lucky with it. In my tootles up and down
>> the M6 (and up into Scotland) it's always been reliable, except for those
>> occasions when something drives by and you briefly get Mexican Mariachi
>> music blaring out for a couple of seconds.
>>
>
> Ah, 87.5 is usually ok up and down the M1 (apart from that one day), but
> useless on the M25 in my experience. It goes back to being able to try
> it on your own journeys!
>
> Funnily enough, this has been a recurring topic on here, I bought my
> first FM transmitter from a guy (Mike?) on this very newsgroup about 5-6
> years ago :)

I only recently stopped using one. My new car stereo (a Sony of some sort)
comes with iPod goodness baked it via a USB connection.

On a completely unrelated note, why do you have to pay -more- for a car
stereo that doesn't look like a disco that's being lit by a firework party
in the middle of a thunderstorm?

I don't want a display that's jumping around trying to distract me - I've
got enough on my plate with the numpties on the motorway...

Jim
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Twitter:@GreyAreaUK
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