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Originally Posted by Alcyone
no, the knob is still there on the radio. from the pics i've seen they are identical
aside from the useless JDM radio range
im stuck listening to some christian rock station because the only place they overlap is like 88-89 fm
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If you want to continue to use the JDM radio you need to use a block downconverter to convert the aerial signal into a frequency that the radio band can work from.
It's a bit of a cheat, as the radio will still display the lower frequency numbers, but the channels it will play will be coming in on the higher US frequencies.
You can look up [and purchase] the device here:
http://www.edl.co.nz/shop.php?action=list&id=1
However, if you plan to get rid of the JDM radio it is certainly a better solution to get the proper new tuner that can receive all your standard Canadian frequencies.
The Band Expander works for sure, it's just not a great solution to the problem.
Joe
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