Better Car Radio
A new car radio now available in New Zealand has a “signal seeker” which makes changing stations even easier than with a push-button radio.
A bar is sited between the normal controls, and when it is pressed the radio tuner seeks out the next strong signal and locks on to it. A specific station can be selected by releasing the bar when the indicator needle reaches the the right position on the dial.
A remote control button which does the same job as the signal-seeker bar can be attached to the steering column or dash. The radio costs from $B5 to $95, depending on the model.
THE RELIANT Car Company is now the second-big-gest British-owned car manufacturer, and is the largest user of fibreglass in the European motor industry.
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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31783, 13 September 1968, Page 19
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132Better Car Radio Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31783, 13 September 1968, Page 19
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