Coburg Drive-ins...Question??? Please

[Guest RedLineGTR]

Has anyone gone there before..i need to know what frequencys they runs the sounds through since my deck is still jap and can only go upto certain frequencys. Any help??

[Guest RedLineGTR]

BUmp

[Guest RedLineGTR]

Anyone...

[gtstii]

if you have a jap stereo which has had the frequency converter attached - then it's no good to tune in.

If it hasn't had the converter installed, then your ok.

I think they use around the 80's MHz frequency mark

[JET-33]

91.9 at one of the coburg screens rob

[NismoR34]

Originally posted by gtstii

if you have a jap stereo which has had the frequency converter attached - then it's no good to tune in.  

If it hasn't had the converter installed, then your ok.  

I think they use around the 80's MHz frequency mark

I know this has passed now but why would anyone broadcast any radio frequency in this country under 88Mhz ?

Seeing as ALL of the Aust-sold radio-enabled audio systems are 88-108 MHZ

/baffled

[Guest RedLineGTR]

Originally posted by JET-33

91.9 at one of the coburg screens rob

i know now after i we went thier...radio only went up to farken 90.0mhz dam it oh well at least they had speakers so it was okay. Might as well can thet converter soon (on the to-do-list)

It was a good night when the rain stopped.

[SKY031]

If your car stereo doesn't go there, then take a portable radio. :uh-huh:

[Al]

I have a converter installed on my jap radio, and the sound was cristal clear. Just the frequency number was differant. You need to fing it yourself, while the previews are on.