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How can I improve my DAB signal / DAB reception? 1. Extend the aerial fully on your DAB radio and position it vertically 2. Try placing the radio next to a window 3. Try moving the radio to an upstairs room to compare the signal there 4. Steelwork can affect the signal, so move the radio out of a steel building! 5. Consider borrowing an external aerial (if you can) to help improve reception - or go for a loft-mounted 5/6 element design for maximum signal gain 6. Do a postcode check to determine which stations you should pick up - if the result suggests you won't be able to pick up a signal, an external aerial is unlikely to help in this situation.
See also more commonly-asked questions about DAB. Can I pick up DAB stations from the UK in foreign countries or when I am abroad? No, DAB radio signals do not travel that far. You will only hear stations broadcast by your destination country. Please see this article about DAB+ for more information.
See also more commonly-asked questions about DAB. Do you know of any DAB radios or receivers that have a specific iPod dock? Yes, these are listed on our digital radio product pages with the following logo:
 Note that some docks are optional extras that must be purchased separately. Many other DAB radios have standard 3.5mm audio input sockets that allow you to connect an iPod or other MP3 player, but not control their functions through the radio.
If I have recorded a program to SD card on my home DAB radio, can I listen to it on my handheld DAB? Yes, provided your handheld DAB has an SD card slot. For details of such radios, please see our handheld DAB radios product pages.
Can I submit my RSL listing to your website? Sorry, due to pressures of time we cannot add RSL (Restricted Service Licence) radio stations.
Can I pick up DAB in my area? Please use the postcode checker to find out. We also carry news of new transmitters on our news pages and information on future transmitters. Existing and future local DAB services can be quickly found in our radio directory.

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