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Only if you did it on a section of road that's posted "Turn Off 2-way Radios". Otherwise, no.
This happened right after a new battery was installed on my 2007 EX model. I got some assistance fromthe Honda dealership technician to resolve the issue. 1. Turn off the engine and place the key in Radio position and turn off the radio. 2. While pressing #1 and #6 at the same time,turn on the radio now. 3. You will see a sequence of digits displayed on the screen that you need to read it to the technician. 4. Now you will see the radio displays 'CODE'. 4. In turn, he will ask you to punch in a different set of digits to unlock the radio.
You Turn Me On - Like a Radio - was created in 1984-10.
Turn the Radio Off was created on 1996-08-13.
When you turn your radio on and off, you are simply flicking the switch in the circuit, the same as any circuit with a switch in it. When you turn it on, the switch completes the circuit, and current can flow around the circuit.
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Turn on the radio in the pokegear and tune into the pokeflute channel.
If a vehicle, like the 2004 Pontiac Montana has an XM Radio built in, the code to program the radio is found on Channel Zero. Tune the radio to XM then turn the tuner to Channel Zero.
Should be able to turn your radio to channel 0 and it should display your id #.
click the radio box and go to country and turn the volume all the way up
I don't think there is a normal FM radio channel that you turn on your radio and here him. But I have found internet radios all over that play his music. If that counts.
FM receivers are used through your car charging jack. The FM receiver has a button to push, and find a channel. When this channel is displayed, turn your radio to the identical match and your iPod music should play through the radio.
Any radio acting like that needs to be cleaned well, with alcohol and canned air. It usually helps, usually somthing sticky has been spilt on it.
This question could better be answered if we knew the make and model of your radio. Your radio has some sort of selector switch between normal operation and channel 9. Can't be more specific in pinpointing it without knowing what kind of radio you have, other than to tell you to check the face of the radio for a knob with selections on that say something like "NOR" and "CH9".
Turn That Radio On was created in 1991.
Only if you did it on a section of road that's posted "Turn Off 2-way Radios". Otherwise, no.
The direct object is radio. (You can turn the radio up.)