No DAB radio? Here’s an easy 12v socket install with a DAB adapter.

[@lastoftheurgents1965]

Good to have a clear and consice video Thanks

[@paulknowles9727]

Nice one pal.

[@ukmotortalk]

Thanks 👍

[@chap666ish]

Surely the layer(s) of paint on the car's bodywork will prevent a proper connection to the unit's metal strip...

[@ukmotortalk]

Rubbing it back to the bare metal would definitely be the best option for a contact!

[@SailPink]

My car maserati is aluminium over space steel chassis guess I will have to earth it to the sub frame limits aerial fixing alternative needed

[@radishpea6615]

If you have air bags in the pillars, removing the trim may not be a good idea. Does the unit send out an AM and or FM signal for the car radio to pick up?

[@jmdds]

You did not explain how is the DAB receiver connect to the car radio. ????

[@ukmotortalk]

Hi John, As mentioned at 2:11 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmi9n6iLfLV0eck the DAB receiver transmits its audio on an FM frequency (in this case 87.7) so that your original car radio can be tuned to receive it without any extra wiring. I hope this helps.

[@Rakattack-tx9yw]

Does this work at 200 mph

[@maxrockatansky1772]

​@@Rakattack-tx9ywthe manual state's it shouldn't be operated above 199 mph I'm afraid😢