Thread: FM/DAB digital radio - THAT WORKS!!

Andy: The image I posted had a transparent background if I recall?

Hi Craig,

Unfortunately, you posted a jpg which doesn't support transparency (I seem to remember). No issue, I'll just stare at Photoshop for a few hours scratching my head!

Andy

Oops. Sorry. Try the attached.

Wait, it isn't me! vBulletin is converting it. Uploaded instead. See http://www.craigbrass.net/radio.png

Originally Posted by craigbrass

Wait, it isn't me! vBulletin is converting it. Uploaded instead. See http://www.craigbrass.net/radio.png

Oooo, I can feel a new version coming on!

Thanks,

Andy

Any guys in OZ figured which unit we need to butcher up and hack up to get DAB into the carpc

I am offering the Venice 7 chips alone at a price of $57.50 US Dollars including delivery which is likely cheaper than you would find the required DAB+ radio. PM me if you are interested.

I just got an email about http://www.dabonwheels.co.uk/Kinetic...ar_aerial.html

My previous experience with glass mount aerials has been dire to be honest. The one I used resulted in signal break up as soon as I started driving. These are rated highly though so would be interested to hear about anyone using these and their opinions.

Hi

I got the same email, and already have the same aerial. Seems to work pretty well, but I have not really tested it much yet.

The previous glass mount aerial was an erm 'failure' - I managed to mount it in the path of the wiper blades so it had to come off! - there was no way it was going to stick a second time so I needed a new one - The Kinetic was cheaper so thats what I bought.

Nigel

Originally Posted by craigbrass

I just got an email about http://www.dabonwheels.co.uk/Kinetic...ar_aerial.html

My previous experience with glass mount aerials has been dire to be honest. The one I used resulted in signal break up as soon as I started driving. These are rated highly though so would be interested to hear about anyone using these and their opinions.

From memory, don't the glass aerials need 12V along the coax?

Andy