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Japan Domestic Market Car Radio Fm Band Expander, Frequency Modulator Converter on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Auckland, New Zealand

Auckland, New Zealand
Condition:New Brand:epander@hotmail.com Surface Finish:expander@hotmail.com Manufacturer Part Number:expander@hotmail.com

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Please Note!

This device is for vehicles Imported from Japanese Domestic Market only! Radios in such cars operate from 76 up to 90 MHz
If your vehicle originates from Japan, you will need this simple electronic FM Converter to receive US, UK, Europe and other Countries radio stations that have frequency FM band from 88 up to 108 MHz.

Installing this device you can keep your original Japanese Radio set and still receive all European and US FM stations


This device is made in Europe with top quality electronic components 
 

Buy with confidence


No one ever regretted buying quality!


On Feb-20-16 at 02:29:14 PST, seller added the following information:

Japonais radio FM Band extensions 18 MHz fréquence shift‏

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