A "walkman" or iPod with an FM radio uses the headphone cord as the antenna! Except in strong signal areas (nearby a transmitter) none of these perform very well. Signals they receive are usually ...

We know, we know. It is probably illegal to broadcast on the FM radio band in some places. however, unless you amplify the signal and use an antenna, this is basically radio frequency interference.

There few other details, save for what bands and transmitters ... power FM stations in the US, but radio stations are omnidirectional, whereas Google is using very high gain antennas with a ...

An FM transmitter allows a phone to broadcast music stored in its memory on FM frequencies, so that it can be tuned into a nearby FM receiver such as a a car radio. FM transmitters are not a ...

Back to our radio signal. The electrons in our wire ... Just as the electrons move in the wire, they move in the transmitter's antenna. And just as an electromagnetic field is created around ...

KUOW's powerful 100,000 watt signal broadcasting at 94.9 FM originates from our transmitter on ... have an auto scan button on your car radio. Be sure the antenna is extended fully.