Hello. Unfortunately, I can't help you with the Bluetooth connection as I've never tried it. Could it be that the TV and TechniSat are too far apart and therefore the connection is not established? Or does the software on the TV or TechniSat disconnect after 10 minutes? You would have to look at the system settings for both devices. There is also the option of connecting the TV and TechniSat. I assume that the two devices are placed close to each other in terms of distance... Your TV must also have "Analogue OUTPUT", consisting of a red and a white RCA socket. Connect these to your TechniSat at the "Audio INPUT" connection. By selecting "Line In", the TV sound should now be transmitted in very good quality. I hope I have been able to help you with this. Happy New Year and best wishes, Beat

No, the TechniSat Digitradio 143 V3 cannot connect a Bluetooth speaker as an output device. Although it can receive Bluetooth signals to stream audio from devices such as smartphones or tablets, it cannot send audio signals via Bluetooth to other devices such as Bluetooth speakers. For use with speakers, it must be connected to an external amplifier or soundbar.

The TechniSat Digitradio 143 V3 is indeed DAB+ compatible. It not only supports DAB, but also DAB+ as well as FM radio and Internet radio.

DAB+ [Link entfernt. Bitte halte dich an die Community-Richtlinien. htttps://www.digitec.ch/de/wiki/4490]

To my knowledge, the Digitradio 143 V3 can only receive an audio stream via Bluetooth (e.g. audio player on a smartphone or tablet). It cannot send audio via Bluetooth and cannot broadcast to a Bluetooth speaker.

The device has various connection options; as already mentioned, RCA, but also digital optical connections: https://www.technisat.com/de_DE/DIGITRADIO-143-V3-/352-10774-23766/ Cables were not included, you can also order them from Galaxus :-)

Yes, it runs on a Samsung Q995GC via Toslink. TV in parallel via eARC. When I switch on the 143, the soundbar switches on automatically and switches to the correct input.

No, that's not possible. Only from a USB key

conditionally yes. Either one with a built-in phono preamp or one with an interconnected phono preamp (available for 20.-). It is then connected to the AUX input (3.5mm stereo jack).

I got it for someone, but did not use it myself. But the manual says: CD/MP3 and USB playback: Title Artist Album Folder Path Bit and sample rate Playback buffer Date Runtime ID3 on/off (display text information if available)

Attention, no speakers can be connected to this digital radio, it does not have a built-in amplifier for that. it would be connected to an external amplifier. This unit is a little more expensive, but it also has a built-in amplifier where you can connect speakers directly. It also has DAB+: Noxon Network Audio Player HiFi A580 (Radio Tuner, Network Audio Player, Mid-Range)