Also I used to be able to do this but I’m so old I wouldn’t remember how either.
I’m pretty sure it wouldn’t be possible in my country as all the radio stations switched to digital and phased out analog.
This thing would be great at picking up cosmic microwave background by that’s about it.
I’ve got all my presets set to Azathoth.
I used to have to replace a rubber belt in my cassette player every 6 to 8 months towards the end of my first car. Now I could probably figure it out but there’s a good chance I’d fuck it up a few times first. Time can be a harsh mistress.
Of course I can program it. I have no idea how to do so right now, but if you gave it to me I could fiddle with it for a few minutes and figure it out.
Websites used to be like this. I hate modernity.
Hey old farts, no hate, but the reason kids these days don’t know how to use old technology is because it’s not practical anymore. We’ve simple moved on to better things as a society and no longer need to bang rocks together to make fire. Now this progressions may not be in all cases good, since it has, in part, atomized our society and divided us against ourselves, but don’t pretend like spin dials were the peak of ergonomic design. Sometimes you gotta admit that just because you grew up with it, doesn’t mean it was better than what we have today.
Trick question: none of the stations are worth listening to.
You don’t need an online manual when there’s an in glovebox manual.
Manual? Kids today would probably need a YouTube tutorial.
“Hey scuzbits! It’s me, Scuz! Today on ‘old ass cars’ we are looking at how to program this OLD ASS car radio. But first SMASH that subscribe button and ring the bell!”
This is the dumbest thing I’ve seen…well I was gonna say all day, but I just read about florida sex ed not teaching sex ed and there are levels.
my library had manuals for most common car makes and models. couldn’t check em out, but could photocopy the pages you need.
