Quick CDR-22 question......
Discussion
Hi Chaps,
After taking advice from this very forum (!) I have just bought a 2001 Y-reg Boxster S.......met. black, full black leather, elec. sports seats, OBC, sound pack, Turbo 18" wheels...etc....and I love the car.
I have a quick question about the CDR-22.
Does it seek out the strongest signal for FM broadcasts and automatically retune the station for you? I think this feature is called "AF" or "alternative frequency" by some car hi-fi manufacturers.
I have re-read the Porsche literature, and I am a bit stuck on this one. The booklet "Tequipment Boxster" seems to call the function I am talking about "RDS-Diversity", and it says the CDR-22 hasn't got it, but all the other Porsche hi-fi upgrade models have. I know the unit can find the 10 strongest local stations for you, but does it retune radio 2 for you when you are crossing the country? Having driven from Sheffield to Newcastle today I am still not sure.
Please help.
After taking advice from this very forum (!) I have just bought a 2001 Y-reg Boxster S.......met. black, full black leather, elec. sports seats, OBC, sound pack, Turbo 18" wheels...etc....and I love the car.
I have a quick question about the CDR-22.
Does it seek out the strongest signal for FM broadcasts and automatically retune the station for you? I think this feature is called "AF" or "alternative frequency" by some car hi-fi manufacturers.
I have re-read the Porsche literature, and I am a bit stuck on this one. The booklet "Tequipment Boxster" seems to call the function I am talking about "RDS-Diversity", and it says the CDR-22 hasn't got it, but all the other Porsche hi-fi upgrade models have. I know the unit can find the 10 strongest local stations for you, but does it retune radio 2 for you when you are crossing the country? Having driven from Sheffield to Newcastle today I am still not sure.
Please help.
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