I'm using the fm modulator to listen to my xm in the car. What's the best fm frequency to use?
XM radio help
I live in Germantown and work in DC.
This site works for any FM modulator, not just Belkin.
In College Park, 90.5 works well for me. Plus I get to interfere a Christian rock repeater station :D
In College Park, 90.5 works well for me. Plus I get to interfere a Christian rock repeater station :D
when i'm in dc i use 88.1 typically.
the rest of the time i'm on 88.7
the rest of the time i'm on 88.7
there's a eay way to fix it. switch over to sirius.
Originally posted by walkonby:where you can listen to that unfunny,overpaid, assclown…Howard Stern!
there's a eay way to fix it. switch over to sirius.
sweet! i had never seen that and it's nice to know what to expect when i'm traveling.
i'm convinced my xm radio is going to be the death of me… leaning over to change the frequency during travel.
i'm convinced my xm radio is going to be the death of me… leaning over to change the frequency during travel.
Originally posted by beetsnotbeats:
This site works for any FM modulator, not just Belkin.
In College Park, 90.5 works well for me. Plus I get to interfere a Christian rock repeater station :D
Originally posted by miss p…dirty pirate hooker:Isn't there a reality show on right now "America's Next Great Inventor?" If I was on that show I'd invent a projected screen or something that shows up on your windshield while you're driving that shows you not only what you're listening to but also what songs are playing on EVERY other channel at the same time! And how much time is left on them! Isn't that a great idea? I think so. Because there's nothing more frustrating than spending five minutes of your life listening to "Hotel California" in its entirety then switching channels to hear the tail end of a great song that you COULD have been listening to.
i'm convinced my xm radio is going to be the death of me… leaning over to change the frequency during travel.
Brian
i stopped using the modulator because it was just too much of a pain in the ass changing fm frequencies every 5 blocks (same for my ipod fm modulator). . .i just use my cassette adapter.
Spend $100 on a new stereo with an auxiliary input. It'll always sound perfect and you won't have worry about the annoying modulator that only sounds like FM even under perfect conditions.
…how about you CANCEL XM and GET SIRIUS!!
Originally posted by RustyOrgan:Agreed…XM didn't hire me so f' em.
…how about you CANCEL XM and GET SIRIUS!!
Originally posted by Brian_Walalce:my car has displays some information like that.
Originally posted by miss p…dirty pirate hooker:Isn't there a reality show on right now "America's Next Great Inventor?" If I was on that show I'd invent a projected screen or something that shows up on your windshield while you're driving that shows you not only what you're listening to but also what songs are playing on EVERY other channel at the same time! And how much time is left on them! Isn't that a great idea? I think so. Because there's nothing more frustrating than spending five minutes of your life listening to "Hotel California" in its entirety then switching channels to hear the tail end of a great song that you COULD have been listening to.
i'm convinced my xm radio is going to be the death of me… leaning over to change the frequency during travel.
Brian
Speed, Radio Station, CD Track Number and even some gauges (low fuel is one i know) are displayed on a part of the windshield right in front of the driver.
its pretty handy and i must admit i get frustrated when i drive someone elses car who doesnt have it now!
Originally posted by walkonby:HOw would switching to sirius help?
there's a eay way to fix it. switch over to sirius.
Hmm… I dunno but at least he could listen to HOWARD!
Howard Jones?
Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:Noooo oneeee . . .
Howard Jones?
Noooo oneeee . . .
Noooo one everrrr . . . . is to blame . . .