Rv-b90 boom box

SOURCE: jvc rv-dp100 boom box

tune into the station you want as normal. Then on the remote, press & hold the number key for the preset number you want. This will flash in the display to show you it's set. You can preset 30 FM & 15 AM stations.

SOURCE: Need instruction manual for JVC rv dp100 boom

http://www.retrevo.com/support/JVC-RV-DP100BK-manual/id/316ag212/t/2/

The Knight

• 76851 Answers
• Posted on Feb 22, 2011

SOURCE: have no power to my

Hello
If you have checked the power cord and found Ok, then check its two ends connected with the device, with a multimeter, ser in KOhms range, and see whether there is any continuity or not. If not either fuse inside it or its mains transformer is damaged. If found no continuity, open your set with care, and check the fuse first. You can locate it very near to the AC inlet of that device. In some JVC sets, a thermal fuse, built inside the mains transofrmer, is there, will gets opened, when the transformer overheats. It will be there between the primary and secondary windings, sandwiched inot the transformer and can be replaced. These are the possible causes that you described here; as no power is entering into the device.
Check these first. If you wants furthermore assistance, feel free to contact me through Fixya.
Ok.

SOURCE: someone lost the power cord

There's probably nothing special about the original power cord, so I'd go to Radio Shack and get it for $8

http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3875429

Or you may have an unused one from other device lying around the house.

SOURCE: JVC RV-B90 Boombox,How many watts

If you can believe what they say about the specs...

Register and download the manual for free at retrevo.com

http://www.retrevo.com/support/JVC-RV-B90GYJ-manual/id/316ag201/t/2/

Bear in mind the power spec is at >>>> 10% <<<< THD without any bandwidht specified. THAT's a lot of distortion stated in a meaningless fashion to convince you to part with the money.

If one looks at the power CONSUMPTION figure (43 watts), one can conclude that the audio power spec is totally fabricated. NO device puts out more power than it consumes.

That is not to say it won't sound good and loud in certain settings and conditions, but this is not, say, a Bose Acoustic Wave Music System. After a certain volume demand it will just be annoying instead of entertaining. That's why they called this class of product a Ghetto Blaster.

I see one sold for $70 last year...

http://www.propertyroom.com/ItemDetails.aspx?l=7334900