Finding staions The above new dab radio will not find any stations tried it in 3 areas,,100 miles apart...and say no stations available when I do full and local scan

This can depend on what DAB channels are available in your area. There will be a setting on your radio where you can 're-scan' for new stations. Fun Kids will have to be transmitting in your area to get it. DAB is regional like FM just generally a stronger, better quality signal.

It sounds like there may be an issue with the DAB radio's reception or configuration. Here are a few things you can try:

1. Make sure the DAB antenna is properly connected and positioned for optimal reception. If the antenna is not properly connected, the radio may not be able to receive any stations.
2. Try resetting the DAB radio to its factory settings. This may help to clear any configuration issues that are preventing the radio from properly counting stations. Check the user manual for instructions on how to reset the device.
3. If the above steps do not work, try moving the DAB radio to a different location in your home. Sometimes, radio reception can be affected by nearby obstacles such as walls or large metal objects.

If none of these steps work, you may want to contact the manufacturer's customer support for further assistance.

Possibly the "always on" power wire that holds the stations is not always staying on.

Have you checked the frequency of that Station?
Also check your aerial.

I have also found this:
Listeners to DAB digital radio in the Merseyside area will need to retune on Wednesday 20th April following a frequency change that will affect local radio stations.

The local DAB multiplex carrying BBC Merseyside, Radio City 1-3 and Capital Liverpool among others will be moving to a new frequency in order to allow better reception over a wider area. The current frequency will be turned off late on Tuesday 19th April. The new frequency will go live from 6am on Wednesday 20th April, after which listeners will need to rescan their DAB radios in order to continue listening.

u have to stop on a staion u want and then hold the preset down for a few seconds and it will replace the station u dont want. but there is no way to delete the station u dont want just replace it with one u want

What's the make & model of the radio?
Most DAB/FM radios work from the same antenna, so if you receive FM stations, you should receive DAB stations in your area.
It should be noted that DAB transmitters work on lower power than conventional FM transmitters, and so you may be in a weak reception area (for DAB). It should also be noted that DAB uses different frequencies than regular FM stations and household appliances such as laptops,WiFi, microwave ovens, etc can affect DAb reception.

I am finding difficulty to set the clock on Proline dab 100 fm

• August 3 - Xfm is now available on DAB in the South Wales & the West region.
• August 3 - Choice is no longer available on DAB in the whole South Wales & the West region but is still available in Cardiff and Bristol & Bath.
• August 3 - Chill is no longer available on DAB in Cardiff, Bristol & Bath, Plymouth and Cornwall.

This is SwannerX and I have solved the problem by locating the DAB radio receiver to a higher position ( some 6ins. higher only ) and orienteering the aerial in an opposite direction.
All 25 stations now tune O.K. and signal quality still reads in the high 90's and signal strength shows 9-10 bars. This is not substantially any more , but it has done the trick!!!
I am still very puzzled why it would not work again in the original position where it has worked well for many years.
Obviously DAB requires a good strong signal as I am living very close to the transmitter at Mounteagle in the Black Isle and the set is upstairs in the house to achieve the highest signal into the set's whip aerial.
Another annoying query I can give you is this :- Every time I do a full AutoTune operation on the DAB receiver , it ALWAYS comes ON tuning BBC Asian 1st. so that station comes up as a 'Favorite' on the Radio's screen. No matter how many other stations I select and listen to for at least 20secs. say, the BBC Asian one STILL is listed as a FAV.
Is this a peculiarity of the Sharp design or a function of the transmission system?
Maybe this BBC Asian is on the first freq. the DAB Radio scans, but I would have thought it would come ON every time with the last station which was selected before it was switched OFF.
What do you think ???