Best FM station in Baltimore for use with FM Transmitter?

Skipjacks · 02-09-2005, 02:54 PM

I just got one of those FM transmitter doohickies for my system. (Head unit doesn't have audio in)

Anyone in Baltimore have opinions on the best station to use with it? I just spent a few minutes fiddling with it and realized there's not alot of empty FM band around here.

Don 944 LA · 02-09-2005, 10:17 PM

it only works in the low numbers anyway...

I tried one before, wasn't happy ...

what I did was find a frq that was blank or had a station I didn't listen to and then tune the transmitter to the HU ..

that may work for you if you have a " manual setting " on the HU

Skipjacks · 02-09-2005, 11:33 PM

Yeah what I really need is a head unit with an audio input. But that costs alot more than the FM transmitter.

It works good enough to use for guidance and to play some music. It's not vinyl quality quadraphonic sound by any means. But it'll do for now.

Don 944 LA · 02-10-2005, 12:07 AM

if it has an XM/cd changer/ any other type, you can make/buy a audio in setup...

Example.. my JVC doesn't have audio in.. but I got a cable that plugs into the Sirius sat / cd changer plug and has (2) RCA jacks for input.

I've found out that the transmitters are crap, I didn't listen to advice

98EXL · 03-11-2005, 02:15 PM

105.7 or 107.5, damn, I can't remember! one of the two works fine for me, but I mainly drive on 495 and annapolis

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