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by Joske Vermeule, September 1
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I will try your very helpful suggestions, Dear Peter. At first checking ground of the areal and then making a direkt connection to the battery feeding the radio. And I will report about it (in a new thread), so possibly others can benefit of the research.
I'm wondering if other 4/4 owner have a clear radio receive - to learn if it is an individual fault or a common issue. Just try AM radio with engine out and ignition on (loud noise in my case) vs. engine out plus ignition out but radio keeps running in other key position (clear receive in my case).
'14 4/4 graphite grey
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As to whether it's worth having a radio, I have one and don't use it much but occasionally use it to catch up on the news/sport if I'm waiting for SWMBO whist she's in a shop or if I'm in a traffic jam or slow moving traffic.
Morgan Plus 4 Royal Enfield Classic 350 Brompton M6L Giant TCX Advanced
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I've always found hearing as well as sight (maybe more important on country roads) when turning right at T junction - is very important. You hear before you see !! Radio and chattering passengers don't help .
when all is said and done - there is more said than done .
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