My car is picky when it comes to selecting a station.. Can you search stations one by one? Example 88.1,88.2 ,88.3 ? Or is already preselected?
1832251
Yes you can search stations one by one. My carradio is also very picky and selection a station was a breeze.
1832252
Press UP or Down . This will display the current radio setting . Repeat UP or Down to change your selection.
1019506
Yes the stations are digital. When you turn the dial each click represents decimal (105.7, 105.8, 105.9) you can hold the button in and it will seek. There is a woman voice that will tell you what station you stop on. I love the headphones and I only wish I had bought years ago. Your going love them.
1949695
I tap on the screen showing the station, then another screen shows up with a menu. Tap that and a screen shows up with local stations, favorites, etc...
2282203
Am/fm there is a button you push to auto find stations, I left it on the one it picked up best.
898678
I live in Columbus Ohio and it works fine here. You just need to find a radio station number that is not in use. It helps to find the radio dial number that is not close to any stations (like at least .2 away) so it might be a good investment of time to manual go up the dial and find a good number. I then program that radio frequency number is a favorite station so to speak so that all i have to do is plug in the unit and hit a fav button on my radio and I'm good to go. Note that this is not a perfect sound quality, you will get a little bit of white noise coming in as well, but if the music is on a reasonable level, you will most likely be happy enough with the quality. I live in Columbus Ohio and it works fine here. You just need to find a radio station number that is not in use. It helps to find the radio dial number that is not close to any stations (like at least .2 away) so it might be a good investment of time to manual go up the dial and find a good number. I then program that radio frequency number is a favorite station so to speak so that all i have to do is plug in the unit and hit a fav button on my radio and I'm good to go. Note that this is not a perfect sound quality, you will get a little bit of white noise coming in as well, but if the... » Read More I live in Columbus Ohio and it works fine here. You just need to find a radio station number that is not in use. It helps to find the radio dial number that is not close to any stations (like at least .2 away) so it might be a good investment of time to manual go up the dial and find a good number. I then program that radio frequency number is a favorite station so to speak so that all i have to do is plug in the unit and hit a fav button on my radio and I'm good to go. Note that this is not a perfect sound quality, you will get a little bit of white noise coming in as well, but if the music is on a reasonable level, you will most likely be happy enough with the quality. « Show Less
1058512
Yes. It is easy. When you go to the track of your choice get the official program of that race and all the frequencies are listed. The radio works great. U can stay right on ur favorite driver or scan. All u do is push in the car number and enter and it goes right to that car. U also get mrn radio network on it. Nice product for a good price.
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FM 88.1 on the low end, I believe it is 107.9 on the high end. I flip back and forth between 88.1 and 88.3 depending on where I'm driving. One of the two almost always get a good, clear signal. I've been impressed for the price.
2119698
Set any station you want using the wheel on the right side of the unit,(screen and volume button facing you}. Then lock the selection as a preset by pressing one of the silver buttons 0n the top. 5 presets are possible. This is a great radio. Enjoy it. Warren Weiss
1396330
In your car radio find a station that is not too busy such as 87 or 88.07. Then adjust your device to exact tune. That is it. You can listen to your music since it would be sync
1044181
How easy to change stations? Easy. With only two knobs volume and tune plus an am/fm switch you can reach all three with the headset on. Thus you listen for the stations as it locks on the next one instead of taking the headset off to look at the dial or find tiny buttons. It is a good receiver circuit and as simple as you can get to tune. I put some pen marks on the knob locations of my favorite stations so I could pre tune it before putting it on and just "listen tuned" from there. My last brand faded when I turned my head this one does not - that is the most importtant thing not tuning since you probably will stay on your favorite station anyway.
169694
The Presets are for your favorites most used. You can 'store" a much larger amount under the "menu"in categories you create like "country" or whatever you like, through the radio's web interface. Then retrieve them with the menu. Not "one button" but you can save many, many stations! I did a longer review under "carlyle tech" at www.i1430.com, lookfor the one dated March 10th. We're a streaming station and one that I had to put in manually and it worked GREAT.
2034250
There is a button for stepping through the stations with each press of the button. There is a tuner knob and buttons that adjust the resolution of how slow or fast it steps through the stations as the knob is rotated. There is not a scan button like the button on the car radio where where we can scan to the next available station, or the station that is coming in strong. Hope this helps.
1283977
I tried it out today...FM radio sounds great. The player even has an "auto scan" option similar to seek in a car radio - it will automatically pick up all the stations that have good reception/audio quality and put them all in presets. This way you don't have to go through every decimal number (98.4, 98.5, 98.6,etc) looking for stations.
1390848
Yes local only. We live 30 miles from 4 stations and we receive 2 of them. I have three of these radios and really like them all. Good reception on both AM and FM also.
182028
Sort of. On mine, you can't manually set presets - at least I never found a way to do it. You can set it to scan and auto-define the presets, then make a list of the stations + their preset number. Mine defined about 25 station presets, which I switch between using the remote to enter their number. It's a bit awkward, but it works well enough.
1904430
I would imagine you can if the station you want to listen to is one of those listed at Grace's website. You would register here: http://grace.reciva.com/index and then see if the station is listed, if not, you can request it be added.
1864130
I just tried it and it didn't work. But if you just press favorites, it brings them up. Also "last listened" brings up the last 10 stations.