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The reception and sound quality
obtained from mobile radios varies
according to a variety of factors, includ-
ing the broadcast range of the transmit-
ter and the directional orientation of the
antenna.
Interference factors such as high-ten-
sion power lines, buildings and natural
obstructions can all lead to unavoidable
reception interference, regardless of
how well the vehicle's sound system is
operating.
Climatic factors such as intense solar
radiation, fog, rain and snow can also
interfere with reception.
Cellular telephones without official BMW
approval can generate radio interfer-
ence. This is noticeable
e.g., as a low-
pitched hum in the loudspeakers.
Please refer to the supplementary oper-
ating instructions provided with your
sound system for detailed information
on its use.
Mobile communications devices (mo-
bile phones, two-way radios, etc.) not
specifically designed for use in your car
may trigger malfunctions in other vehic-
ular systems. BMW can neither test nor
assume responsibility for every individ-
ual product being offered on the mar-
ket. We recommend that you consult
your BMW Retailer before purchasing
any device of this kind.
To ensure that your BMW continues to
provide reliable and trouble-free opera-
tion, refrain from using a cellular tele-
phone or other radio device with an
antenna located inside the passenger
compartment. The antenna should
always be mounted on the outside of
the vehicle.
bBefore loading the vehicle on a
train or driving it through a car-wash,
remove the antenna.c
Radio reception Cellular phones*
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