Thread: FM Socket on White Box
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Old 18-12-2003, 13:21   #4
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Re: FM Socket on White Box
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Originally Posted by Julian
Hi

Does connecting this socket to your fm radio enable you to receive all the ntl radio channels without having to go through the set top box?

If not, what is it for please.

My son wants to listen to xfm in his room and he keeps having to change the stb channel to do so.
That output is for the FMs that are transmitted as part of the analogue service, so will not have all the same channels that are are available on the digital service.
The radio channels that are transmitted change from city to city. There used to be a list on .com but I couldnt find it on here. Your local cust services may be able to tell you what is available in your area and what the freequencies are because as Sociable says they'll be different to the ones you would normally tune your HiFi to.

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