pardon my ignorance but would it also work as a fm radio signal receiver
2022174
Have no idea. But it's an interesting question as my over the air FM reception stinks. Does your receiver have two poles for signal input?
2022175
No, it is not made for a radio, it's made to pick up HDTV. If you want to tweak it, buy it, take some wire cutters and attach the copper ends to the antenna and see if it works. Results vary based on where people live in the world.
2022176
Not sure about that. You could perhaps go to the company web site--there is a lot of information there and they could tell you. Just do a Google or Yahoo search on the name and you'll get there easily.
2022177
I don't know about FM - didn't try it. I've since passed my Walteena on and switched to DISH.
708601
Yes. It's an FM receiver. So if you move it around the house or apartment. Long as you plug it in.
2057092
this would plug into headset and recieve signal from radio. i use it to send music from my phone to my car radio. i also use it on my non bluetooth head phones to listen to music from phone.
125030
As long as the receiver has a low level output. If it is amplified i wouldn't recommend it.
266309
I would like. To understand the question in more further detail what the unit does is make a digital signal to analog. If you don't have a digital receiver hope that answers your question. If it doesn't, please trying reworded so I understand it a little better rich
1262080
I would think it should if the distance isn't that far. The signal is radio, not line of sight.
744066
I use it completely for the FM radio, so I'm not sure. And the instructions are very poor.
567368
NO, not as a TV and FM radio. It is used extensively here as a general purpose wideband receiver with special drivers and software. You will need a driver program called zadig, and either of two of the most used computer programs, ie; SDR# or SDR-CONSOLE. The best place to find the software and installation instructions is from the Yahoo groups with the same name as the software.. GOOGLE is your best friend for this...
1674026
I have only used it for my TV and it works just fine, it has a control so you can check out the reception coming to the TV, and I feel it can be usedfor FM reception. hope this helps
203
It will send the signal but you will almost certainly need an amp or something to feed into speakers.
444923
Hello, If the receiver has an auxiliary jack that you can plug into for the sound to broadcast then yes...it should work. I have mine plugged into a powered amp which works for my needs.
456163
I bought it to boost my cable TV signal. It does that. Can't help you with this question with personal experience on FM, but it is designed to boost all signals, so I don't see why not.
1674027
I use it primarily for over the air digital TV, but I am sure it would work for FM too....hope this helps....Frank.
564532
I don't think that will work unless you have an amplified tube or subwoofer. That subwoofer out is unpowered meaning signal only so it is designed to fed into an amplifier
2145167
yes I think it would work. I use it on my IPhone and crank up the volume on it to split the signal.
1464931
This device will work on any of the FM radio frequencies, but I do not believe you will be able to tune in TV stations on it. So, no it will not work for you. I am only 99% sure this is correct.Had another thought,.....this is a transmitter and sending the signal from your device to the FM reliever, therefore it is not what you are looking for. Mine seems to still work after a couple years of light use.
424746
It should. The small plug-in receiver can be flimsy but it usually can sustain a good signal. The only issue is that it is easy to interrupt, it needs to be in an open area that has a good singal