Can’t find a radio frequency that will connect null

You can Google white noise radio frequency channels based on your area, zip code, etc and try those. I tried multiple and every single one had the sound of a cassette tape so I just returned it. You'll never be able to beat the sound quality/clarity of a CD unless your vehicle has an Aux port then plug that into your phone or mp3 player, Bluetooth is too weak

You just have to keep trying. I’ve had the same problem

“Can’t find a radio frequency that will connect”

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You can Google white noise radio frequency channels based on your area, zip code, etc and try those. I tried multiple and every single one had the sound of a cassette tape so I just returned it. You'll never be able to beat the sound quality/clarity of a CD unless your vehicle has an Aux port then plug that into your phone or mp3 player, Bluetooth is too weak
Answered by PeterGozinya 4 years ago
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You just have to keep trying. I’ve had the same problem
Answered by Michelle 4 years ago
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