Hello Everyone

 

Yesterday I became the owner of a 2015 (65) Skoda Yeti, a lovely car with bags of room. However, it only has an FM radio whereas my previous car had a DAB radio - I know i've been spoiled but there are a few stations I listen too which are only on digital.

 

I was thinking of buying a PURE Highway 200 so I could then have digital, it's only £35 for Amazon but I was wondering if any of you out there have done this and bought a DAB adapter for your Skoda's and if they actually work?

 

Any information is very much appreciated.

Your problem will be the antenna not the adaptor. You really want an external one as those stick on windscreen ones break up badly.

I had one of the original Pure Highways in an earlier Octavia used with a windscreen aerial. The system worked well with little drop out, not as good as with a proper roof mounted external aerial, but for 90% of the time it was fine. I think it depends where you are and how good is the signal, Buckinghamshire is pretty much the heart  of England so you will probably find the reception is fine. Otherwise you can buy roof mounted aerials but the problem is feeding the lead unobstrusively to the interior. If you want a proper job then go to a reliable auto electrical station and ask them to fit an aerial.