Can I use this to listen to FM stations beyond the car radio range? Say car ends at 90FM and I want to listen to 104FM.
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I'm Not Even Sure If U Can...I've Only Been Using It For My Music App, I've Never Tried Anything Else...Sorry Wish I Was More Help
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You can only listen to a station that is accessible on both this transmitter and your car radio. For example I believe the transmitter goes down to 87.9 FM lowest and 104.1 FM highest. So as long as your car can reach any of these it will work... but if you want to listen to 104.1FM and for some reason your car does not reach that, then no, you would not be able to use that channel.
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Not sure exactly what you area asking. It will transmit whatever audio source you have it plugged into. I use it primarily to transmit streaming programming from the internet such as sports broadcasts. Just plug it into the headphone jack on the computer and whatever is playing on the computer will be broadcast on the FM radio band. You select the frequency you want it to transmit on, usually you'd find a clear frequency on your FM receiver and set that in the FM2. Hope this was helpful, if not perhaps you could elaborate on the question.
1060560
There's an FM transmitter. You pick an FM channel without a signal on your car stereo, usually at the lower end of the dial.The unit also has built-in speakers, so you don't *have* to connect to your car system if you don't want.
1301052
No sir you can't. This radio is VHF and UHF, FM mode only. I hope this helps you out. ( KL7RW / Ralph )
2005077
Yes and no. As long as you have the radio tuned to an FM number that is not assigned to a station in the area through which you are driving you do not have to change the station. You will have to find another station if the number to which you are tuned is in local use.
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It can virtually be used on any station from 88.5 to 108.5 Mz. The only problem as with any adapter that goes thru the FM band is that if you try to use a channel that a radio station uses as well, you will have interference. Most cities don't use the lower end of the FM band. Here's how you decide what channel to use. Turn on your radio and find a channel that only receives static, say 89.1. If your town has a station that transmits under 89.3, you are better off going to 88.9 or 88.7 if those channels aren't being used by another station. Then simply adjust your adapter to that same channel, adjust your volume and enjoy! It can virtually be used on any station from 88.5 to 108.5 Mz. The only problem as with any adapter that goes thru the FM band is that if you try to use a channel that a radio station uses as well, you will have interference. Most cities don't use the lower end of the FM band. Here's how you decide what channel to use. Turn on your radio and find a channel that only receives static, say 89.1. If your town has a station that transmits under 89.3, you are better off going to 88.9 or 88.7 if those channels aren't being used by another station. Then simply adjust your adapter to that same... » Read More It can virtually be used on any station from 88.5 to 108.5 Mz. The only problem as with any adapter that goes thru the FM band is that if you try to use a channel that a radio station uses as well, you will have interference. Most cities don't use the lower end of the FM band. Here's how you decide what channel to use. Turn on your radio and find a channel that only receives static, say 89.1. If your town has a station that transmits under 89.3, you are better off going to 88.9 or 88.7 if those channels aren't being used by another station. Then simply adjust your adapter to that same channel, adjust your volume and enjoy! « Show Less
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You must first tune your car radio to a blank station. Then set the FM transmitter to the same frequency. Once they are both on the same channel the FM transmitter should "take over". Just plug your mp3 player or whatever you use to the FM transmitter and it will broadcast on the station you set the transmitter to. I've even had friends in other cars next to me tune to the same station and listen to my music. The signal is pretty strong.
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You can indeed. This hands free device uses radio signal to send your audio to your cars radio. You need only a radio and a port to plug the FM transmitter. Hope that helps. It is a fantastic device and has served me well for quite a while. :)
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Yes. You select an unused FM frequency on the device and it transmits it to your radio. Well that is supposed to be how it works anyway. Didn't work for me at all. I think the transmit power is too low?
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I don't know. I use this radio like any other and change stations according to what I want to listen to. No expert on this so hope my answer helps.
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This unit is great for home. You can get about a block using the short antenna and 100mw. At .5W I'm sure it would travel a long way. Probably a bad fit for your car (overkill). Amazon sells lower priced short range FM tx for your car. Search MP3 FM transmitter for car. Hope this helps! Have a good day!
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Make sure the transmitter is on the same FM station channel as your car radio and play your songs on your phone. You also want to make sure that your phone is compatible with the transmitter.
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I do believe you would have to connect an external radio antenna in order to tune in FM radio. A better option is to stream Slacker radio or Pandora.
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This is simply a transmitter to adapt to FM radio. It used only the common frequencies of your car radio - 88~108 MHz. I doubt your "home intercom" system uses any frequency in that FM range. If you are looking for a whole house audio system then you will be disappointed in the sound quality of a mere intercom system.
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I creates a mini radio station, that plays whatever you plug the input wire into, which, if you wanted, could be your phone. All you have to do then is tune your car radio to the frequency the device is broadcasting at (you can select the frequency yourself).
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Yes and no. You can enter certain frequencies in these ranges, but it won't scan right through. Example, (I just tried). I entered 253.4 and hit scan. It scanned to 253 to 257 then restarted at 253. Then I entered 259, and it continued. Then I entered 118.000, it stopped on a air channel and continued. Maybe check with Yaesu's spec sheet. I dont have my book with me. Hope this helps
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Yes. You can use a preset station or program your own. But the audio over fm is susceptible to interference from other fm stations...