Accessories? Does anyone know if there will be something that I can transmit the sound to my FM radio?
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There always has been a way. Most FM transmitters plug into any headphone jack, such as this one (my favorite). http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00067LYFW/sr=8-2/qid=1149459389/ref=pd_bbs_2/002-8215653-1061658?%5Fencoding=UTF8
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R. Montgomery is spot on. Just set an FM preset at whatever free frequency you end up with so you can EITHER use the built-in (rather tinny) speaker OR run it through your stereo speakers.
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If your radio already has speakers and fm you should be able to just set the fm tuner to a clear channel and play it they work even better if theres an auxillary port to plug in a cable. but if it has fm and speakets it will work.
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If you don't have an aux input then you probably need an antenna adapter (they're cheap). I'd also opt for a better mic than what's included since I'm about to upgrade that.
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Not sure exactly what you area asking. It will transmit whatever audio source you have it plugged into. I use it primarily to transmit streaming programming from the internet such as sports broadcasts. Just plug it into the headphone jack on the computer and whatever is playing on the computer will be broadcast on the FM radio band. You select the frequency you want it to transmit on, usually you'd find a clear frequency on your FM receiver and set that in the FM2. Hope this was helpful, if not perhaps you could elaborate on the question.
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you'll need to purchase a bluetooth transmitter for it separately. There are several USB styled here on Amazon for less than a few dollars that should work adequately.
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You got to be smarter than your equipment your using.. Just kidding I have the same problem trying to get the FM radio to work on it, Bad design but cheap price so you got to expect that. I would reccomend buying a IPOD lol
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No built in AM or FM radio in the speakers. Will only get that with some sort of secondary device.
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Thank you for your question!Yes, there is a FM radio player for this product.
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You are undoubtedly using an FM modulator (possibly one made by Belkin) They are complete junk. To get good sound you need either a direct connection to the radio (through RCA jacks in back on some radios) or you need the type of FM modulator that connects directly to the antenna at the back of the radio. Talk to the guys at Radio Shack.
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T.Bower has it right, just use existing wiring. The FM transmission on mine is very weak - have to crank the radio volume way up to hear it. Your better off with the hard wiring.
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Sorry, I've not really used the FM feature. The built in speaker works so well. It's loud and clear.
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You'll need an adapter to hook up the coaxial output to the back of your "FM" Radio. I don't own one of these however FM and Analog TV signals used to span over each other at the edge of their spectrums. I know things are digital now but it says right on the box that the product is for TV and FM radio so I'll bet you serious money if your radio will accommodate an antenna at the most you may need an adapter. I have a digital radio shack multiband radio with a coaxial receptacle on board and built in. For sure that connection would hook right up to this device. Hope this helps. Best of luck to you. You'll need an adapter to hook up the coaxial output to the back of your "FM" Radio. I don't own one of these however FM and Analog TV signals used to span over each other at the edge of their spectrums. I know things are digital now but it says right on the box that the product is for TV and FM radio so I'll bet you serious money if your radio will accommodate an antenna at the most you may need an adapter. I have a digital radio shack multiband radio with a coaxial receptacle on board and built in. For sure that connection would hook right up to this device. Hope this helps.... » Read More You'll need an adapter to hook up the coaxial output to the back of your "FM" Radio. I don't own one of these however FM and Analog TV signals used to span over each other at the edge of their spectrums. I know things are digital now but it says right on the box that the product is for TV and FM radio so I'll bet you serious money if your radio will accommodate an antenna at the most you may need an adapter. I have a digital radio shack multiband radio with a coaxial receptacle on board and built in. For sure that connection would hook right up to this device. Hope this helps. Best of luck to you. « Show Less
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You don't. Honestly the fm thing isn't very useful but the Bluetooth is awesome. I use it everytime i ride my bike
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yes you must provide the cable...you can get them everywhere...it sounds much better thru aux than tunining to a low fm station..enjoy
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I've never used it for that so I'm not sure - it has an FM "jack" in the back as well as a USB port. The sound is great - I use it for my iphone/ipad both wired and Bluetooth. Sorry I can't help.
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This is Kevin from ReplacementRadios. You can use a standard FM antenna connection or a 3.5mm aux input for this product. If your FM antenna connection isn't present on the radio, you'd need to use your aux input, so you'll have a cable coming out from behind the dash and running to that aux plug. Then you'll select your aux input button to listen to Bluetooth audio coming through the device. If you have found this answer helpful, please consider purchasing from ReplacementRadios We're an authorized iSimple retailer, which ensures you get a valid warranty and free iSimple tech support.