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SANITAR · 03-01-05, 01:11 PM

I have the more expensive Belkin FM Transmitter for 49.99, and it works great. If you are in the lower frequencies (87 - 90) Mhz the audio is crappy. But if you get closer to the the end of the fm spectrum (106-107) the thing almost comes in crystal clear. It uses the batteries, or the dc adaptor, and i would recommend using the dc adaptor, because it gets even better.

Dont get the cheaper belkin fm transmitter (4 low feq settings) spend the extra 20 bucks, and enjoy it.

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SANITAR Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 8 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I have the more expensive Belkin FM Transmitter for 49.99, and it works great. If you are in the lower frequencies (87 - 90) Mhz the audio is crappy. But if you get closer to the the end of the fm spectrum (106-107) the thing almost comes in crystal clear. It uses the batteries, or the dc adaptor, and i would recommend using the dc adaptor, because it gets even better. Dont get the cheaper belkin fm transmitter (4 low feq settings) spend the extra 20 bucks, and enjoy it.