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On Tue, 13 Feb 2007, Max Robinson wrote: > A couple of weeks ago I toured the electronics stores in BG and asked about > FM transmitters. They didn't seem to know what I was talking about. > Explaining that I wanted a wireless way to send music from my computer to my > stereo in another room didn't seem to make a dent either. What planet are > these people from? That is why I red through this entire email with great > interest. It contains a great deal of information except for one thing. > What's the URL of the site where you buy these things? > > Regards. > > Max. K 4 O D S. > > Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Transistor site http://www.funwithtransistors.net > Vacuum tube site: http://www.funwithtubes.net > Music site: http://www.maxsmusicplace.com > > To subscribe to the fun with tubes group send an email to, > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Rob Monitor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 1:25 PM > Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Emailing: FM Transmitter.htm > > > FM Transmitter > > Radio Antennas LED Light Science More Categories... > New Products Web Only Orphans On Sale! > > > > > > Subscribe! > Receive Great Deals Special Offers & More! > > FREE Catalog > > Customer Service > Help? > Placing an Order > Product FAQs > Instruction Manuals > Customer Testimonials > Contact Us > > Special Services > New Products > FREE Library > Register Warranty > Product Categories > Gift Certificates Products > Press Relations > Make ccrane.com your personal home page > Radio Noise Solutions > > About Us > Mission Statement > 30-Day Guarantee > Shipping Info > Warranty Info > Return Info > Privacy Policy > Contact Us > Job Opportunities > Map to Our Store > Our Favorite Links > > > Home > Radios > FM Transmitters > More FM Transmitters > a.. Delphi XM SKYFi FM Transmitter > a.. SKYFi FM Transmitter (Black) > b.. SKYFi FM Transmitter (White) > c.. SKYFi FM Transmitter (Silver) > b.. FM Transmitter > a.. FM Transmitter (Black) > b.. FM Transmitter (White) > c.. FM Transmitter (Silver) > c.. FM Transmitter Mobile Accessory Kit > > > > > > FM TRANSMITTER > > $69.95 > > Item # FMT > In Stock: Usually Ships > Within 1 Business Day. > > > Make Selection: > Black White Silver > > > > > Enlarge Photo > > Customer Testimonials > > Now Available in Three Colors! > > > Discover the freedom of sending a wireless broadcast > of any audio (music audio, streaming audio, MP3 audio etc.) to any FM radio > anywhere in your home, car or office! > > The FM Transmitter uses FM radio waves to send sound > from any device you choose (as long as it has a headphone jack) to any > nearby radio or stereo system. The only wire you have to connect is from the > FM Transmitter to your gear. Simple as that. And since the Transmitter works > with any device that has a headphone jack, you can use it with CD players, > satellite radios, and any other audio device with a headphone jack. One of > the unsung qualities of C. Craneâs Digital FM Transmitter is its extreme > versatility. While most people use it to send music from their computers or > MP3 players to a nearby radio, some customers have told us how they use it > with their guitars, portable DVD players (a lot of fun in cars), and even > other radios. One customer uses the FM Transmitter as a brilliant solution > to the problem of turning the TVâs volume up too high. She simply plugs the > FM Transmitter into her TV, and sends the audio to a small radio she keeps > by her ear. AC adapter included, or use 2 optional âAAâ batteries. Our FM > Transmitter is one of the few transmitting devices available that is FCC > approved. Choose any FM frequency between 88.3 MHz and 107.7 MHz. Available > in black, white and silver. Portable, fits in the palm of your hand. Weight: > 5.8 oz. Size 3" W x 3.5" H x 1" D. (Patent # US D483,024S) > > Vacant FM Frequency Search Tool > Enter your City (or Zip Code) and State to > find the best unused FM frequencies in your area. Using the best frequencies > will ensure optimal performance with our FM Transmitter. > > City (or Zip Code): State: > > > > FAQ > Specs > Manual > Troubleshoot > > GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS DC Input Jack > 3.6V; center tip negative; 3.5 mm male jack > AC Adapter 5V 100 mA; center tip negative; > 5.5 cord; 2.1mm female tip > Audio Input cord 5; stereo > Patch cord 1/8 F x 2 RCA male; stereo; 1 > cord > Battery Life A fresh set of 2 AA alkaline > batteries last 120+ hours > Frequency Response 40 Hz to 16,500 Hz > > > > > If your question is not answered after > reviewing our Specifications, please E-mail your questions to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > How far will the FM Transmitter transmit? > The range will vary depending on several factors. > > a.. The number of FM Stations in your area > b.. The quality of your FM receiver and > antenna > c.. The number of walls the signal needs to > travel through > d.. The types of walls (wood, metal, sheet > rock, stucco, etc.) > Most of our customers achieve 40 - 70 feet > depending on their situation. If you are are having range problems, feel > free to contact our tech department at (707)725-9000 or send E-mail > inquiries to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Generally the best performance is achieved > with the included AC adapter. > > > Does the FM Transmitter broadcast in FM > stereo? Yes, if you are transmitting from a stereo device. > > > What is the Broadcast Power for the FM > Transmitter? 250 Micro volts at 3 meters. It is the maximum allowed by the > FCC. > > > Is the FM Transmitter legal? Yes. It is > certified by the FCC. > > > What is the Audio Response of the FM > Transmitter? 40 Hz to 16,500 Hz > > > What is the battery life of the FMT? 120 > plus hours on a fresh set of 2 AA alkaline batteries. > > > Can I use the FM Transmitter to transmit > directly off a microphone? Yes, but it must be a self-powered microphone > (one that uses a battery to power the mic.) > > > Can I use rechargeable batteries in my FM > Transmitter? Any batteries can be used but transmitting range may not be > as far because rechargeable batteries are generally lower voltage. > > > Does the Ccrane FM Transmitter use a Phase > Lock Loop (PLL) circuit? Yes. > > > What is a Phase Lock Loop (PLL) circuit? > A Phase Lock Loop is a circuit that locks onto the frequency selected and > keeps the signal from jumping to other frequencies. > > > > If your question is not answered after > reviewing our FAQs, please E-mail your questions to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > This manual is in Adobe Acrobat* format. The > text is searchable and you can print the manual at the same quality as the > original. Adobe Acrobat Reader* version 3.0 or higher is required to view > this manual. If you don't already have this program installed on your > computer, you can download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader. > > Viewing - Once you have Adobe Acrobat > Reader*, we suggest you save the manual to your computer as it is faster and > easier than using the Reader through a browser window. > > To save the manuals to your computer: > > 1.. Move your cursor over the link of the > manual you wish to download and right click it using your mouse. > 2.. Select "Save Target As" or "Save Link > As" > 3.. Select the location/folder where you > would like to save the user manual file and click "save". > > Manual Size Download Time > > FM TRANSMITTER (BLACK) MANUAL > 705 KB 1:43 @ 56KBps > > > * Acrobat® Reader copyright© 1987-2004 Adobe > Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved. Adobe and Acrobat are trademarks > of Adobe Systems Incorporated. > > > Audio is distorted Try adjusting the > input level on the side of the FM Transmitter. If that doesnt help, try > adjusting the volume of your audio source. > > > Will not power up with cigarette lighter > step down Turn down the input level knob. > > > No Audio > 1.. Verify the power on the FM Transmitter, > your audio source and your receiver is on. > 2.. Try adjusting the input level on the > side of the FM Transmitter. If that doesnt help, try adjusting the volume of > your audio source. > 3.. Check your cable and make sure it is > connected to the right audio source. > 4.. Check your frequency and make sure you > are tuned to the correct frequency. > > If none of the above options work, try the > FM Transmitter on another device. > > > How do I connect my FM Transmitter to my > computer? You can connect it directly to your computers sound card by > connecting to the output or headphone jack. You need to adjust the volume on > your computer and the input level control on the FM Transmitter. You can > also connect the FM Transmitter to your computers speakers if they have a > headphone jack. > > > Why am I getting muffled sound or poor > fidelity from my FM Transmitter? The input level control on the side of > the FM Transmitter is probably set too high. The FM Transmitter > ""overloads"" easily, and this may cause muffled, harsh, and distorted > audio. Set the input level control so that the LED on the unit just barely > glows or flashes, and then back it off just a little. If the gain is set any > higher, then the LED will flash brightly or stays on. This means the unit is > overloading. Overloading can cause poor audio quality. On the other hand if > the level is set too low, the signal will have more noise and hash, and will > also transmitting range. > > > How does the Automatic Power Off Timer > work? Press and hold the power button. It must be activated. It will shut > the transmitter off in 1, 2, 4, or 8 hours selectable by you. > > > > If your question is not answered after > reviewing our Troubleshooting, please E-mail your questions to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > > -------------------------------------------------------- > > Related Products: > > Delphi XM SKYFi FM Transmitter > FM Transmitter Mobile Accessory Kit > > > > Copyright © 2007 by > C. 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