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AM in the Car
My last 3 vehicles were all Chevy Equinox. AM radio reception was lousy. During the day, all I could get were the local stations here in London. I always blamed it on that little nub of an antenna on top of the roof.
Recently, I bought a new Mitsubishi vehicle. It has the same style of antenna but the AM is great. During the day I get good reception from 680 and 740 in toronto, 580 from Windsor and 920 from Wingham. Lots of others too, but I didn't pause my tuning long enough to get a positive ID.
After all is said and done, more is usually said than done.
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Re: AM in the Car
Hey turkeytop, how do you like your Mitsubishi so far. I had never been in one before, but in the summer I took an Uber and cab that were both Mits SUV's and they rode very nice and quiet. Radio sounded good too but it was on FM.
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Once I get over the guilt feelings from driving an import, it's a nice ride. My biggest complaint has been with the owners manual. It's really vague and in some instances, inaccurate. I found a feature today that isn't even mentioned in the manual, but I really appreciate it. The heated steering wheel.
And, of course, I like the radio. Too bad my old ears are no longer capable of appreciating good quality audio. I just listen to the music and let my memory fill in the blanks of how it used to sound.
After all is said and done, more is usually said than done.
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