JVC PC-V66 preset memory
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I agree with Floyd.JVC Floyd said:
But it might not remember the stations at all when unplugged.
My PC-X1000 has a memory battery but it only remembers the time on the clock,not the stations. :annoyed: :annoyed:
It erases the radio station memory as soon as it is unplugged from the wall.
That's the one thing that annoys me about my X200 and I suspect other similar JVC models are the same way. :annoyed:skippy1969 said:My PC-X1000 has a memory battery but it only remembers the time on the clock,not the stations. :annoyed: :annoyed:
It erases the radio station memory as soon as it is unplugged from the wall.
Still love these little JVC bass boxes though.
Yes me too M.B. it is kind of annoying........ :annoyed:MasterBlaster84 said:That's the one thing that annoys me about my X200 and I suspect other similar JVC models are the same way. :annoyed:skippy1969 said:My PC-X1000 has a memory battery but it only remembers the time on the clock,not the stations. :annoyed: :annoyed:
It erases the radio station memory as soon as it is unplugged from the wall.
Still love these little JVC bass boxes though.
Awesome sounding units though.
If you do,get it!!!MasterBlaster84 said:Love the pic Skippy, I hope I come across an X-1000 someday.
It is an awesome box
There is no slot in the battery compartment for any batteries other than the ones that can power the unit. I took the back off the unit and searched for anything that looked like a battery and found nothing. When I took it apart I thought I might luck out and find an easily replacable coin type battery, but no luck. Any other tips? Where might I find a schematic for this radio??
Thanks again
Qsky
Thanks again
Qsky
Thats what I thought........qsky said:
I had a PC V66 once and I'm sure it didn't remember the presets as well. :annoyed:
You might check with 71spud. He has almost every JVC manual know to man,but I know he isn't at home right now.
Hope this helps.
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