However, if you are replacing your old car radio with a DAB receiver, you will need to check whether the existing car aerial is suitable for DAB. If not, you will need to install a DAB one.

Some hi-fi’s have external AM aerials that tend to look like many wires wound around a plastic loop. This needs to be rotated to find the best signal. You need to have a suitable DAB aerial to r ...

While other DAB radios have delightful retro stylings, this one sticks to the very basics. It is lightweight though and small enough to hold in one hand. The only obtrusive part is the aerial ...

We tried all of the units in a DAB-less 2015 Nissan Leaf, which has both aux-in and USB sockets. The aerials were located in accordance with the instructions, and the car was driven on a set route ...

You will need a DAB aerial for your receiver and there's two options, either the screen mounted or the magnetic roof mounted antenna. If you go through numerous windscreens on the motorway like I ...

Progress, eh? At some point in the indeterminate future (the government hasn’t actually put an exact date on it yet) the good old faithful analogue radio signal is going to be switched off ...

And the reception wasn’t great. You can buy a DAB aerial as an option for better signal, but the DAB+U is expensive in the first place.

Usually that means a fitting kit and a DAB aerial - which are not cheap - so it is not quite as easy as changing one unit for another. This is where the Pure Highway comes in. This is a portable ...