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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Noctilux" data-source="post: 451077" data-attributes="member: 19939">These radios have an internal setting that sets the country they are in. There is a procedure for getting to these settings, then you can set it for the proper frequencies (88-108Mhz), instead of Japan (76-90Mhz).Yours may be different, you may need to search further.  I don't know if you have the radio that can be changed or not. Good luck.To get to the setting, follow the following steps:1. Turn off the radio,2. Turn on the radio while pressing the "M" button until the display changes,3. Use the "+" or "-" buttons to scroll down the following settings:- SV39-98 41 - ? Not sure, Serial Number I think....- GAL - Speed sensitive volume increase. Each volume increment shown is the change (increase) in system volume as the speed increases by 10 Kmh above a certain speed.1-Lowest6-Highest- DSP 1.6 - Digital Sound Processor setting (only for models fitted with DSP sound system. Not applicable to most of us in Malaysia- TP-V - Traffic report volume, this is the increase in volume whenever a traffic report is being delivered by some radio stations (but not in Malaysia I think) and the TP setting is ON-9-Lowest+9-Highest- AREA - Region Setting for radio frequency.ECE-EuropeUS-USCAN-CanadaOCE-Oceania/Asia pacific- AF - Automatic Frequency search, when you press the up or down buttons or the "+" or "-" buttons in search for a radio station, in auto mode, the radio will look for the next available strong signal but in manual mode it will go up in small increments until you stop:OFF=manual,ON=Automatic</blockquote>

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