Info: radio frequency expaders.

[MotoX]

does anyone know how these are wired up. i have a japanese radio and i cant get higher frequencys (above 87.4MHz) i was told to buy one of these but i dont know anything about them or where to get it.

[d0p3y]

Try Jaycar Electronics

www.jaycar.com.au

Do a search of the Audio forum also

[BigDatto]

Hey MotoX,

Expanders are easy. Just one wire to connect to +12v(red), plug antenna in one end & connect the other end to your radio. Done !

See pic.

[BigDatto]

Hey MotoX,

Expanders are easy. Just one wire to connect to +12v(red), plug antenna in one end & connect the other end to your radio. Done !

Any good car radio joint should have these.

See pic.

[MotoX]

haha cool i thought i would haveto pull the radio apart.

thanks heaps will be fitting one in the next few days.

[Driver]

I bort one of them! - put it on with my deck i get da radio but its the weakest signal..

[Pawley]

is there any way of amplifying the strength of these things??

mine spits and crackles around town, and as soon as im on the highway, buh byes radio station.

[KamikazeR33]

mines fine

i havent even got the aerial hooker up yet and she works great

cost me $34 from autobarn

u hook it up as BigDatto sed

[MotoX]

yeah autobarn seems the go, will be droping in shortly to pick one up.

[Driver]

Where is this AutoBahn place, is it on the net?

I wana check out what they got

[Cecam]

I had about 4 laying around at one stage, and out of interest I tried them all quickly on a known weak station. Some are much better than others... also some improve by grounding the case which helps kill off some of the noise...

All reduce the signal though, and most also don't tend to the have the Nissan duel (diversity) plug on them either... Just throw in a decent stereo, will sound soooo much nicer.

[KamikazeR33]

autobarn is a shop, like supercheap and places like that