HELLO ALL! I AM IN THE MILITARY AND STATIONED IN JAPAN. I HAVE A 2002 TOYOTA SEQUOIA THAT MY MOM IS KEEPING FOR ME IN THE STATES. I HAVE FOUND SOME REAL NICE CD PLAYERS HERE IN JAPAN AND I WANT TO BUY ONE TO PUT IN MY TRUCK WHEN I LEAVE JAPAN NEXT YEAR. THE ONLY PROBLEM I HAVE IS THAT I NEED THE DIMENSIONS SO I DONT WASTE MY MONEY. I WOULD ASK MY MOTHER FOR THE DIMENSIONS, BUT I THINK I WOULD HAVE BETTER LUCK TRYING THIS FIRST.
THANKS!
Full Version: I Am In Japan Truck In The States...i Need Some Help
The problem that we have over here is that Japanese sets have the wrong frequency band to us, so we have to use a band expander to get all FM stations, and then they don't work as good as a UK set.
Japanese sets only go up to about 99FM and uk stations are between that and 108FM, so on a standard set we only get radio 2 which is pretty boring.
Just thought I would point this out to you in case you have the same problem.
Japanese sets only go up to about 99FM and uk stations are between that and 108FM, so on a standard set we only get radio 2 which is pretty boring.
Just thought I would point this out to you in case you have the same problem.
You are correct. I was thinking about getting a XM receiver if that is the case. I had forgotten all about that. Thanks for the reminder.
QUOTE(Andy @ Apr 4 2008, 05:50 PM) 
The problem that we have over here is that Japanese sets have the wrong frequency band to us, so we have to use a band expander to get all FM stations, and then they don't work as good as a UK set.
Japanese sets only go up to about 99FM and uk stations are between that and 108FM, so on a standard set we only get radio 2 which is pretty boring.
Just thought I would point this out to you in case you have the same problem.
Japanese sets only go up to about 99FM and uk stations are between that and 108FM, so on a standard set we only get radio 2 which is pretty boring.
Just thought I would point this out to you in case you have the same problem.
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