"Static" on DD radio stations - Page 9

Steve42 · 12th February 2014, 02:59

nice one thanks.

wnj516 · 12th February 2014, 15:51

Why would someone want to bypass and alter the system it was designed /built to deliver. Surely it then becomes unfit for the purpose it was designed for and the guarantee should be null and void.
I have had two units from Sean which have been excellent with no hardware problems and a few glitches which have been solved by Sean/Coolcat asap.
My Android unit is excellent and very good value for the money.
Long may they continue to give us their excellent service and products.

NigelOBB · 12th February 2014, 15:57

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Originally Posted by wnj516

Why would someone want to bypass and alter the system it was designed /built to deliver. Surely it then becomes unfit for the purpose it was designed for and the guarantee should be null and void.

I have had two units from Sean which have been excellent with no hardware problems and a few glitches which have been solved by Sean/Coolcat asap.

My Android unit is excellent and very good value for the money.

Long may they continue to give us their excellent service and products.

I totally agree, there is no need mess with the operating system full stop. Even if you know what your doing a simple error can brick the device..

carl_z_t · 12th February 2014, 16:16

ah see, rooting is a good thing if you know what your doing, I regularly root my phones to delete bloat ware unwanted installed apps, not only does it free up space and speed the phone up it also increases battery life, so it is worth it.

A19_Graham · 12th February 2014, 17:23

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Originally Posted by wnj516

Why would someone want to bypass and alter the system it was designed /built to deliver. Surely it then becomes unfit for the purpose it was designed for and the guarantee should be null and void.
I have had two units from Sean which have been excellent with no hardware problems and a few glitches which have been solved by Sean/Coolcat asap.
My Android unit is excellent and very good value for the money.
Long may they continue to give us their excellent service and products.

generally so you can run things you usually have to pay for.

ratsalad · 12th February 2014, 17:51

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Originally Posted by A19_Graham

generally so you can run things you usually have to pay for.

There are more legitimate reasons to root than illegal. Android is and always has been an open source operating system. It is the manufacturers of the hardware that it is installed on that tend to lock it down so that they can keep the integrity of their devices intact.

RPWC · 7th June 2014, 19:44

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Originally Posted by Radioguy

If you had 2 units go bad then you SHOULD have contacted us and sent them to us , thats what we are here for, otherwise we simply cannot determine what went wrong , nor can we help , nor can we improve based on your experience.

Cheers

Exactly Sean! I have a customer who said to me each time I went to do the job, the windows were terrible after you left last time. I said to her, you should have rung me the next day at the latest, so I can come and check and see if it's my workmanship,or the equipment at fault. It's no good telling me six or seven weeks later

I'm powerless to rectify the problem then. Her excuse was she didn't have my number, I told her it was on the slip I put through the door,gave her a cars with my numbers on,,still the same thing. If you are not made aware of a problem, how can you be expected to rectify it?

12th February 2014, 02:59	#81
Steve42 I really should get out more....... mg 190+ Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Bedworth Posts: 2,267 Thanks: 191 Thanked 368 Times in 248 Posts	nice one thanks.

12th February 2014, 15:51	#82
wnj516 Avid contributor ZT400 SE Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Llanelli, S Wales Posts: 155 Thanks: 7 Thanked 15 Times in 15 Posts	Why would someone want to bypass and alter the system it was designed /built to deliver. Surely it then becomes unfit for the purpose it was designed for and the guarantee should be null and void. I have had two units from Sean which have been excellent with no hardware problems and a few glitches which have been solved by Sean/Coolcat asap. My Android unit is excellent and very good value for the money. Long may they continue to give us their excellent service and products.

12th February 2014, 16:16	#84
carl_z_t Gets stuck in MGZT190+ Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Suffolk Posts: 508 Thanks: 21 Thanked 35 Times in 35 Posts	ah see, rooting is a good thing if you know what your doing, I regularly root my phones to delete bloat ware unwanted installed apps, not only does it free up space and speed the phone up it also increases battery life, so it is worth it.