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Old 28-05-2007, 12:14   #1
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Ipod Lower frequencies ???

Hi all

I recently brought a new itrip which has a frequency range of 88.1 -107.90 (one with the LED display).

On my old one (no LED display) I downloaded some lower frequencies (down to 77.1) and I could just set my itrip to broadcast on these lower frequencies. Obviously on my new one I can not tune down to such frequencies.

Does anyone know of any hack which could get my itrip set at 87.50 (lowest setting on my radio)

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Old 28-05-2007, 12:26   #2
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Re: Ipod Lower frequencies ???

You need to put it into international mode, should say in the manual or leaflet, at least it did with mine.

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Try holding the button you use to change freq for about 20 seconds, it should flash US you can then change this to INTL
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You need to put it into international mode, should say in the manual or leaflet, at least it did with mine.

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Try holding the button you use to change freq for about 20 seconds, it should flash US you can then change this to INTL
Thanks worked fine I now have a range 76.0 -90.0

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Re: Ipod Lower frequencies ???

Don't go below 87Mhz though, a lot of public/safety of life services using that frequency range.
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Re: Ipod Lower frequencies ???

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Don't go below 87Mhz though, a lot of public/safety of life services using that frequency range.
and they may not want your itunes playing . .
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Does anyone know of any hack which could get my itrip set at 87.50 (lowest setting on my radio)

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Re: Ipod Lower frequencies ???

I think he's saying that emergency services could get tunes being played on your iPod rather than receiving 999 messages
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Re: Ipod Lower frequencies ???

Yes well the lowest his radio goes is 87.50 (pretty standard) so he won't be going below that anyway if he even could
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