RADIO FOR ALLDAY LISTENING (1 Viewer)

[wheelie67]

Hey Everyone,

What do you guys do for music when not travelling?

Obviously the dash radio turns itself off after a few minutes to save the battery so do you fit an extra 12v car stereo in the back?

Cheers, Ady

 

[Boris7]

Download the Tunein radio app and cast to your tv

That’s exactly how I would do it myself, but I don’t have a TV

 

[Ivory55]

I have enough trouble tuning the tv now let alone apps, haha. Many times given up tuning the tv and put it back under the bed.

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[stevewagner]

That’s exactly how I would do it myself, but I don’t have a TV

You could get a cheap Bluetooth speaker and cast to that

 

[nicholsong]

We use Radio Garden (free app). You can choose any radio station anywhere in Europe.

In the world actually - I have listened to stations in Australia, don't ask me why, just because I could.

 

[Conrad J]

Nature.

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[TDub49]

We use the dash radio. We have a decent sound system with speakers in our rear accommodation and a remote control for the radio plus bluetooth if we want to stream music from an iPod or whatever. Also carry a bluetooth speaker as back-up which means we can use 'phones or 'puters for the radio.

 

[Vipar]

I got a free solar powered radio when I bought some German tools.
Everyday I pray for sunshine

 

[denisejoe]

Our old van has a switch in lounge to turn radio on to work of leasure battery and also one by the bed to switch off if were in bed listening.
thinking about changing van but would all the extras on older vans

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[IRHP]

JBL tuner. Dab/fm radio, rechargeable from USB port. We also use it as a speaker for the tv because the built in one’s are rubbish. You can take it outside as well. Great sound from it and the battery lasts up to eight hours. Amazon product ASIN B07B9NPZVX

 

[wheelie67]

Thanks Everyone, some good ideas there to consider.

Cheers, Ady