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Sounds like an RDSB issue where the station is broadcasting an alternate frequency AF and the radio is switching to, because the field strength of that AF is st
by jhoechtl 5y ago
Sounds like an RDSB issue where the station is broadcasting an alternate frequency AF and the radio is switching to, because the field strength of that AF is stronger than the one you are coming from. There are three fixes:
* You enable "LOCAL" mode, this should ignore those AFs broadcasted by stations which would switch to another station broadcasting a different program (it's actually more complicated, for brevity simplified). Not all head units HU offer this setting.
* You disable the AF-feature of your HU.
* KQRS should stop broadcasting this AF
- donkarma 5y agowhere did you learn this?
- jhoechtl 5y agoI am a licensed ham radio operator. But besides that from studying absolutely broken junk chinese head units. Not saying they are all bad but most of them
- steelegbr 5y agoTo add another bit of anecdata, if either station has their PI mis-configured, you can get handoff without being in the AF list. 1st and 3rd character matching rings a bell. Seen it happen in the UK with RDS and head units tuning to the higher powered (mis-configured) station.