does anyone know

[fatboy 10+ year member]

how can u tell what a good station for one of those fm transmitters is because got one and it would make my life alot eaiser if i could get it to work without static

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[THUNDERBIRD 10+ year member]

whatever station isint in use like a lower one in the 89 range

 

[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

Static is a part of FM...having a very low power, cheap quality transmitter is going to make for a bad signal. Just the way things go...that being said, the above recommendation of using a frequency in the educational band (below 90MHz) is probably your best choice.

 

[Slody4Futbol 10+ year member]

scan through your stations one by one... if you have something coming in on 88.3 and 89.5... pick as close between those as you can... you have 2 find something thats not in use if you are using a wireless fm transmitter... a wired modulator will give you much better results

 

[PatFitz9 10+ year member]

most FM transmitters work on the high stations too. try the 106-107s. basically the farther you are from another station the better

 

[Alpineinstaller 10+ year member]

most FM transmitters work on the high stations too. try the 106-107s. basically the farther you are from another station the better

No they don't. Every GD FM Mod or transmitter that I have installed has been from 90Mhz and down.

 

[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

No they don't. Every GD FM Mod or transmitter that I have installed has been from 90Mhz and down.

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Better quality FM transmitters cover the entire 88-108MHz band.

 

[Alpineinstaller 10+ year member]

Just because you haven't seen them, doesn't mean they don't exist //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/up2something.gif.dd110ecf3ae4b76050d87598f2f8de7c.gif
Better quality FM transmitters cover the entire 88-108MHz band.

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