AUX in FM Transmitter Frequencies?

tonyt · 27th May 2007, 17:51

What frequencies do you use? I am having trouble finding ones that work well! I'm OK in Cornwall but travelling 'up country' I find more distortion and station grabbing!

paul_b · 27th May 2007, 18:08

Now I have the Honda iPod adaptor, I've stopped using my iTrip - which was never satisfactory in the Civic.

I always found 87.7MHz good in much of the country - below Radio 2 and generally only used by RSLs and pirates.

In larger towns and cities, spare frequencies can be tricky to find, and only stay spare for a short distance. In my previous car I would disconnect my aerial which would eliminate pirate interference which is a common problem even in Outer London.

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paul_b Supporter Wheelnut Join Date: 6th April 2007 Location: London/Herts Posts: 67 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post iTrader: (0)	Now I have the Honda iPod adaptor, I've stopped using my iTrip - which was never satisfactory in the Civic. I always found 87.7MHz good in much of the country - below Radio 2 and generally only used by RSLs and pirates. In larger towns and cities, spare frequencies can be tricky to find, and only stay spare for a short distance. In my previous car I would disconnect my aerial which would eliminate pirate interference which is a common problem even in Outer London.