If you are looking at newer or high end vehicles with manufacturer fitted Radio/CD/DVD/GPS units, it is best to leave these units in place, and fit an aftermarket system to provide the functions you need. In general, with an older Japanese import with an ordinary cd/radio system the simplest and cheapest thing to do is fit a band expander. Some aftermarket GPS systems can be re-programmed but this is the exception rather than the rule. The Japanese use the Naviken GPS system which is different to the GPS system in Europe. 14MHz FM Band Expander Converter Radio Shifter Frequency. The radio will work better, and the frequencies displayed on the stereo face will be correct. Recessed DIN opening Includes parts for installation of double DIN radios or two single DIN radios. The Radio Band Expander enables the original equipment radio in Japanese. Because theyre made for the New Zealand market youll have no need for a band expander. In all honestly I think yo Video: Discounted car stereo installation gear. Most manufacturer fitted sat nav systems in Japanese imports will not work here. Alternatively, starting at around 180 (excluding installation and parts) we can supply a brand new car stereo with CD/MP3 player and iPod input. BC16 16MHz shift allowing reception of stations in the range of 88-90 and 92-106 MHz. Skip to the beginning of the images gallery.
#How to install a radio band expander tv
The TV in Japan uses a different band too, so most will not pick up Irish TV stations, having said that I have seen some vehicles picking up a picture from TV3 or TNG but no sound. The Radio Band Expander enables the original equipment radio in Japanese import cars to receive UK radio transmissions.
#How to install a radio band expander plus
You are welcome to buy it off me for 25 plus postage. I'm fitting a Pioneer AVIC system so wont need the bandwidth expander anymore (only 6 months old) It is the correct one for V35 / M35 and will have the nissan connection you need. .radio stations or do I have to purchase and install a band expander - iported straight from Japan 2003 Mazda atenza station wagon you didnt say where you.
Unfortunately most of the modern combination Radio/cd/tv/gps units fitted by the manufacturer cannot be modified in this fashion. I will be removing my FM Band expander from the M35 this Friday. You should be able to have a band expander fitted by most reputable in-car audio suppliers for around € 40 - 60.
0 kommentar(er)
