| Distance of Transmission & Power Output: | We guarantee a radius of 150 feet. Read more about the FM Transmitter Output & Distance details | | FM Transmitter Frequencies: |
106.7 through 107.9 | | 4 way power: | - 110/220V AC Wall Adapter
- 12/24V DC Mobile Power Adapter
- Computer USB Power Adapter
- Internal 3 "AA" Battery Compartment
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| Power Control: |
Power Switch & Power Indicator LED | | Frequency Response: | 20Hz - 15Khz | | Signal to Noise Ratio: | >70dB | | Distortion: | < 0.5% | | Battery Life: | >110 hours | | Operation Time: | True 24/7 | | Antenna Design: | Flexible Wire "Whip" Antenna | | Tuning Design: | Stable PLL Technology |
| Meets FCC Part 15: |
Yes, read more details about FCC Part 15 |
| Size of Transmitter Unit: | 3 3/8" H x 2 1/2" W x 3/4" D | | Weight of Transmitter Unit: | 1.8 oz | | Transmission Signal: | FM Stereo | Quick Start Set-up Instructions - Connect your audio source to the Stereo FM Transmitter (i.e. Whole House FM Transmitter) via one of the supplied audio cables (either the Stereo Headphone Jack or Stereo RCA jack)
- Select an unused FM station in your area (The station can be totally static or with some bleed over on it. The Stereo FM Transmitter should have no problem "walking over a radio station's bleed over)
- Set the Stereo FM Transmitter to that unused FM station (use the 3 dip switches on the side of the Stereo FM Transmitter)
- To begin broadcasting turn on the Stereo FM Transmitter by pressing down the switch on the front of the unit.
- Adjust any FM Radio to the signal that your are broadcasting on.
- Listen and Enjoy, It's just that easy!
Interesting Facts & Tips - The FM Transmitter will not drift between stations because of our advanced stereo PLL Digital Tuner Technology.
- The FM Transmitter is designed to operate non-stop 24/7 with an electricity cost of about $1 a year.
- The higher you place the antenna the farther you will transmit.
- Complete easy to follow plug & play instructions are included plus tips on getting the best distance possible.
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