Car radio reception
Wind deflector
95n
The reception and sound quality
obtained from mobile radios vary
according to a variety of factors,
including the broadcast range of the
transmitter and the directional orienta-
tion of the antenna. Interference factors
such as high-tension power lines,
structural or natural obstructions can all
lead to unavoidable reception interfer-
ence, regardless of how well the vehicle
sound system is operating. Climatic
factors such as intense solar radiation,
fog, rain and snow can also interfere
with reception.
Mounting
2. Guide the four fasteners to their
respective slots, attach them at an
angle, and press them into place
using the strap hanging in front of
them. Shove the four straps under
the inner side of the convertible top
3. Shove both the center elements all
Attach the wind deflector while the
convertible top is open and its cover is
not mounted.
Radio interference can also be caused
by either cellular phones not recom-
mended by BMW or by portable
phones. This phenomenon assumes the
form of a low-pitched hum emanating
from the speaker system.
1. Push the brackets for the wind
deflector, with the zippers fastened
and facing to the front, onto both roll-
over protection bars as far as to the
upper edge of the chrome collars
(arrow)
the way to the vehicle's outside edge
(arrows), so that the cover can then
easily be mounted
Please refer to the Owner's Manual that
you received for detailed information on
settings and operation of your radio.
4. Fit the cover if you wish to drive with
the convertible top open (refer to
page 42).
You will find additional details
concerning radio reception in the
chapter "Advanced technology" on
page 150.
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