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<blockquote data-quote="velko" data-source="post: 543260" data-attributes="member: 555848">We tried and mitigated the whine but it&#039;s still there so if anyone has some suggestions let me know!AM reception is like in the 1970s - that means, when I go under a bridge the signal goes bad.&nbsp; Could&nbsp; it be because my antenna is the one within the rear glass - I don&#039;t have the telescoping type.Another complaint about the HU (alpine cda-9830)is that you can BARELY see the **** diplay while in the sunlight!&nbsp; Have heard about this before and it&#039;s TRUE!&nbsp; Did you fockers at the factory even look at this?The presets are tiny - ALL the silver buttons on the HU are useless at night!&nbsp; DOn&#039;t know why they&#039;re not illuminated.Use of the HU is NOT at ALL intuitive.&nbsp; The TIME CORRECTION section in the manual must have been written by someone that only speaks passable English.&nbsp; Can&#039;t make it out for sh!t.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="velko, post: 543260, member: 555848"] We tried and mitigated the whine but it's still there so if anyone has some suggestions let me know! AM reception is like in the 1970s - that means, when I go under a bridge the signal goes bad. Could it be because my antenna is the one within the rear glass - I don't have the telescoping type. Another complaint about the HU (alpine cda-9830)is that you can BARELY see the **** diplay while in the sunlight! Have heard about this before and it's TRUE! Did you fockers at the factory even look at this? The presets are tiny - ALL the silver buttons on the HU are useless at night! DOn't know why they're not illuminated. Use of the HU is NOT at ALL intuitive. The TIME CORRECTION section in the manual must have been written by someone that only speaks passable English. Can't make it out for sh!t. [/QUOTE]

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