>Hi all, has anyone ever heard of a 280 SE using the radio to broadcast
>a warning beep? My radio has a persistant beep that won't go away. It
>started suddenly, and has continues as long as the radio is on... Is it
>possible the car is broadcasting this warning? If so, any idea what it
>means?
I want what you're smoking.
Yeah, it's warning other cars. Uh-huh.

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Gordo - 22 Jun 2006 18:04 GMT
Thought so... have you ever heard of Blaupunkt stereo doing this...
all channels, all the time... I actually override it with an fm
transmitter connected to an ipod,
Anyway, thanks.
Gord
> >Hi all, has anyone ever heard of a 280 SE using the radio to broadcast
> >a warning beep? My radio has a persistant beep that won't go away. It
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Geoff Miller - 23 Jun 2006 17:03 GMT
Gordo <gfretts@gmail.com> writes:
> Hi all, has anyone ever heard of a 280 SE using the radio to broadcast
> a warning beep? My radio has a persistant beep that won't go away. It
> started suddenly, and has continues as long as the radio is on... Is it
> possible the car is broadcasting this warning? If so, any idea what it
> means?
It's a signal notifying you to tune to CONELRAD, 'cause the balloon
went up. Time to get to a fallout shelter, pronto.
"The following is a test of the Emergency Broadcast System. This is
only a test. Had this been an actual emergency, you'd be writhing on
the ground in unspeakable agony, bleeding from every orifice, with
your blackened skin falling away in ragged strips."
Geoff

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