Decent ariel. Surely there must be one.
Discussion
Following on from the loudspeaker thread, I really would like to know the answer to, "how can I improve the radio reception"?
Please let's not get into the "sound of the V8" etc.
I know it sounds great but when I'm travelling to TDs, usually at some God forsaken time in the morning, it would be really good to listen to Radio 4 or whatever I fancy.
At the moment reception is patchy to non existent.
What's the answer? there must be one surely?
I bet I'm not the only one to wish for an improvement.
I have tried one of those £10-£15.00 signal boosters and I reckon it was worse!
Techies, the floor is open...............
Please let's not get into the "sound of the V8" etc.
I know it sounds great but when I'm travelling to TDs, usually at some God forsaken time in the morning, it would be really good to listen to Radio 4 or whatever I fancy.
At the moment reception is patchy to non existent.
What's the answer? there must be one surely?
I bet I'm not the only one to wish for an improvement.
I have tried one of those £10-£15.00 signal boosters and I reckon it was worse!
Techies, the floor is open...............
Lots of helpful answers.
Here's where I stand.
I am not a Ludit, although that is debatable
I have a standard radio/cd player which I like and don't want to change.
I don't want to use my phone, I close my eyes to that technology, (I love my CDs and old stereo, 1973 Luxman valve amp!)
I want to switch on the radio when I feel like it and listen to a choice of 3 or 4 stations, that makes me happy.
I envisaged an all singing and dancing "wonder ariel", even if it cost £200.00, surely that would be a good buy?
UKDJ, I don't understand the link?
Here's where I stand.
I am not a Ludit, although that is debatable
I have a standard radio/cd player which I like and don't want to change.
I don't want to use my phone, I close my eyes to that technology, (I love my CDs and old stereo, 1973 Luxman valve amp!)
I want to switch on the radio when I feel like it and listen to a choice of 3 or 4 stations, that makes me happy.
I envisaged an all singing and dancing "wonder ariel", even if it cost £200.00, surely that would be a good buy?
UKDJ, I don't understand the link?
sgrimshaw said:
No but I tried a similar opne that was rubbish.To be fair, it was an ebay £15.00 one of the same principal.
Maybe a quick call to David Beer, could it be that simple?
ChilliWhizz said:
How can we possibly have two pages about how to listen to music in a TVR. Unbelievable. There'll be another hat thread next.
(I've packed up smoking again)
Ha ha. Just returned from a nice healthy walk and thought I'd have a browse through the information on here and order something up.(I've packed up smoking again)
As your an "oldun" like me, spend the money you save on cigarettes and buy a decent ariel and some CDs
Total enjoyment in the car.
BTW, I tried having the radio on during a TD, doesn't work, far more chance of crashing..............
Edited by phazed on Saturday 6th June 09:55
I use one of these.
https://www.halfords.com/technology/mobile-phone-a...la-329487378939%7Ccrid:204164409969%7Cnw:g%7Crnd:8825707532369575804%7Cdvc:m%7Cadp:1o3%7Cmt:%7Cloc:9045829&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI8umvoObY3wIVyrHtCh1-BA5CEAQYAyABEgJkYfD_BwE
Plug into fag lighter, tune into an empty wavelength, Bluetooth to phone and Bobs a goodun.
I use it mostly for Spotify and can transfer it from car to car.
Excellent quality sound. Flick tracks by pressing button and answer phone.
https://www.halfords.com/technology/mobile-phone-a...la-329487378939%7Ccrid:204164409969%7Cnw:g%7Crnd:8825707532369575804%7Cdvc:m%7Cadp:1o3%7Cmt:%7Cloc:9045829&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI8umvoObY3wIVyrHtCh1-BA5CEAQYAyABEgJkYfD_BwE
Plug into fag lighter, tune into an empty wavelength, Bluetooth to phone and Bobs a goodun.
I use it mostly for Spotify and can transfer it from car to car.
Excellent quality sound. Flick tracks by pressing button and answer phone.
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