me too my friendNLBC said:Damn, I want one soo bad!
The HD2 signal has no "analog fallback" so when the IBOC transport stream cannot be decoded, the audio goes silent, just like a Sirius/XM receiver. This is where the perception originates that HD2 streams are somehow "weaker" than HD1.I love some of the "restocking fees" various vendors have now... Not just a flat charge, but as high as 15% or 20%. I totally agree to make sure you can return it and pay minimal fees (and shipping of course) for returning a non-defective unit.mario said:I agree with Jeremy. The HD Radios out now are expensive and horrible.Also, the range of the HD 2 stations isn't nearly as good as the main channel, so if you are in an outlying area, forget it. And remember, when your HD2 reception isn't perfect the signal doesn't just get "hissy" like the main channel, it disappears; dropouts can last several seconds. My recommendation is to make SURE that you can return your new radio if you are not happy with it.
It's happened to me two or three times as well. If it happens again, try unplugging the adapter from the HD Radio unit itself and plugging it in again after a minute or so. It worked for me.br2018 said:something happend to it and it would "freeze" up and wouldnt work