OT: Calling European drivers, especially British

[Jay 535i]

Riddle me this:

Can your car radios, OEM or aftermarket, tune into the following FM frequencies:

99.1
107.1
92.5

I'll explain why I want to know this if anybody really cares, but for now please answer my question.

[skr]

yes. (live in eastern europe, romania)

[Jay 535i]

Thanks.

[cschollum]

Riddle me this:

Can your car radios, OEM or aftermarket, tune into the following FM frequencies:

99.1
107.1
92.5

I'll explain why I want to know this if anybody really cares, but for now please answer my question.

uk frequency = 88>108 FM

[Jay 535i]

uk frequency = 88>108 FM

Yes, but can it pick up every frequency in that range?

North American radios have the same frequency range, but only pick up the frequencies with an odd tenths digit. I wan't to be sure a European radio will get those and not, say, just the ones with an even tenths digit.

That's why I specifically asked if you can get 99.1, 92.5, 107.1, etc.

[Traian]

yes. (live in eastern europe, romania)

Salut din Canada!

I just bought a fan belt from the stealer today and it was made in Romania, that was almost cool. Now back to your regular thread...

[cschollum]

sorry, yes, they go up in .1 increments

99.1 99.2 99.3 etc

[Jay 535i]

That's what I thought. Cheers.

[zygoteer]

Yes in UK, my long-standing 'Pioneer' casette/radio in the bimmer tunes every 0.05 Mhz.

I don't know if anyone transmits on those particular frequencies tho - maybe I will check in the morning.

[Dave M]

Salut din Canada!

I just bought a fan belt from the stealer today and it was made in Romania, that was almost cool. Now back to your regular thread...

So which way did it spin?

Dave M