how do you know what stations you are listening to
2084660
This is used strictly with an iPod - the radio doesn't work, or maybe it's because we're too remote, I don't know, but we don't use the radio option. As far as having it hooked up to the iPod, it blocks out the noise of a loud tractor.
2084661
it is digital so you can look its on the same side as the antenna is, lets say you like 101.1 FM that`s how it will show just find it and turn the sound and your good to go..
2084662
I have had nothing but static from day one, even tried a battery change and support at Stanley was not helpful.
2084663
You don't. I just know my dial pretty well. It starts at low frequencies all the way counter clockwise and then you turn the dial clockwise and go up in frequency. It will tune in pretty accurate.
2084664
You have to listen to a station for a few minutes until they announce what station they are.
2084665
You noticed that the tuning knob is completely unmarked. Somewhat amazing that the designers weren't ridiculed by testers at this major fail. I tuned to my favorite station by comparing to an existing radio, then marking it with a Sharpie. The black tuning knob got a dab of white paint. Lining up my Sharpie "dots" gets me close, but then I need to twist that knob, perhaps for signal drift. Yes, it's sort of silly to tune it while trying to hear another radio! All the more so since the ear muffs shield that other radio so well. I forgive it because it is comfortable, once "dialed in" it holds the station, and muffles noise so well. I listen to 2 FM and one AM station; tuning to each is a pain-in-the-ass. You noticed that the tuning knob is completely unmarked. Somewhat amazing that the designers weren't ridiculed by testers at this major fail. I tuned to my favorite station by comparing to an existing radio, then marking it with a Sharpie. The black tuning knob got a dab of white paint. Lining up my Sharpie "dots" gets me close, but then I need to twist that knob, perhaps for signal drift. Yes, it's sort of silly to tune it while trying to hear another radio! All the more so since the ear muffs shield that other radio so well. I forgive it because it is comfortable, once... » Read More You noticed that the tuning knob is completely unmarked. Somewhat amazing that the designers weren't ridiculed by testers at this major fail. I tuned to my favorite station by comparing to an existing radio, then marking it with a Sharpie. The black tuning knob got a dab of white paint. Lining up my Sharpie "dots" gets me close, but then I need to twist that knob, perhaps for signal drift. Yes, it's sort of silly to tune it while trying to hear another radio! All the more so since the ear muffs shield that other radio so well. I forgive it because it is comfortable, once "dialed in" it holds the station, and muffles noise so well. I listen to 2 FM and one AM station; tuning to each is a pain-in-the-ass. « Show Less
2084666
You basically have to "guess" where and what they are. A digital display or alphanumeric tuner would obviate this problem, but other similar devises I have used that had these features were relatively fragile, vulnerable to water, and short-lived.
2084667
You can't know because you're just turning a knob to find stations to listen to. Listen for the Call letters during the broadcast; that's what I do.
2032967
It is analog. There is a small dial on the side of the right headphone, as long as you know what station your looking for its easy.
1414446
You can, but the device would not tune to a station the second time I tried it. It was useless
1454872
Every station that you subscribe to will be heard as long as you mount on your receiver. It also has an auxiliary that will play your MP3 / iPod device.
2272984
Yes it can. It tells you what channel to tune to. However it's not great reception. Usually staticky.
1904430
I would imagine you can if the station you want to listen to is one of those listed at Grace's website. You would register here: http://grace.reciva.com/index and then see if the station is listed, if not, you can request it be added.
88702
Go to www.antennaweb.org and input your address. It will show you the exact signals (stations) you can receive with various antenna types.
1059038
Press the MM/LW button located under the FM button. This will give access to AM stations.
1718835
I do not know. I did not use that feature. I have not been pleased with the current one because the play back over the radio has been really poor. My guess is that it would still have that feature.
1223376
Just Pandora on screen. But if you are connected via Bluetooth from the device that is playing Spotify, you will be able to see the music info on the radio scream aswell as selecting the next or previous song.
1509082
You have to make sure that the radio station that is showing up on the transmitter is the same radio station that you have playing on your radio so that you can actually hear the music that is on your ipod.
480512
I don't know. I use this radio like any other and change stations according to what I want to listen to. No expert on this so hope my answer helps.
1783502
Only if the AM/FM radio station is streaming online. Many stations do these days.
1396329
Plug into your power outlet. Then adjust the station on the transmitter to match the station on your radio. Once you have a clear signal, plug your phone into the transmitter. You should be able to hear your music. you may also have to adjust the volume on your phone. That helps remove static/feedback.
1241942
hi go to radio locator .com and type in the address and the other info and it comes up with the radio stations there i dont work for them but i just love there site
135099
It has a scan function but as long as you are listening to station A you can not listen to station B
1022563
They are built in to the radio pick what you want to listen to and program it