does it overpower radio station i live where there too many radio station
1665617
Not remotely. I tried this in three different cars, I put it near the radio, the antenna, and various points around the interior. I got only a little bit of sound through the static in a 2015 Fusion, The Other two cars could pick up NOTHING from this unit regardless of what channel it was tuned to.
1748612
good question, I am not sure since I only have one unit. But I think the frequency might be different so it might not work.
1390848
Yes local only. We live 30 miles from 4 stations and we receive 2 of them. I have three of these radios and really like them all. Good reception on both AM and FM also.
2114166
No I have this radio and I am able to pick up all stations in my area if im in side or out. Love this radio
1370269
It shows the radio station; however, it only pulls in the ones with very strong signals clearly. In Tampa I get only stations clearly and in Daytona I get only two clearly. It is an excellent mp3 player for small low wattage device. for radio I use it as an external speaker on my micro SanDisk music player which pulls in many stations clearly.
710880
Your radio needs to be tuned to a station that carries the imbedded data. I lost power one time and the radio lost time and date. The radio updated over night. Provided you are tuned to the correct station it should return.
1618843
It has a switch with two frequency settings so in the unlikely event someone else is near by with the same product, or more likely you are near a radio station using the same frequency you are on, you can just switch over to the other frequency. Its one of only two switches on the device, the other being the power switch.
225444
I don't believe so. This unit is for over the air signals while pointing the antenna in a RV for the strongest signal.
283072
I would imagine you'd have to use a different FM station for each device. you can configure the devices so they don't conflict. I have used both devices but not together.
39028
I use it only for am when the radio is on, but it is the local "superstation, 50,000 watts. It has a long am antenna like you get with a home stereo receiver. It needs a good spot. I don't search for other stations. Baseball sounds great.
808762
Absolutely. But the power output is too high for legal use on the dedicated FRS frequencies.
529585
Mine does that too. I think it mostly depends on your location and distance to the broadcasting station. I bought a signal booster but it didn't do a lot.
2128874
No. Which is unfortunate. And the radio stations have to reset themselves it seems each time turning on. It did not have an instruction manual. Did you get any instructions?
1106567
not really, however that is a problem with digital tuners, the same thing can happen with fm, you are most likely at the fringe point of that 1100 station. Good luck.
244963
1. No. The FCC licenses radio stations, not devices. However, if you transmit on an unused frequency, there's no danger of your transmitter interfering with licensed radio stations, so the FCC won't bother you. Furthermore, at .1 watt power (low setting), or .5 watts (high), you needn't worry about interference and the FCC. You can find a list of unused frequencys at RadioLocator.com.2. I get a strong, clear signal all over my yard. I really like this unit.
1778348
Sounds like you will have conflict of two signals on the same bands. I have seen houses with two dish or antennas, but I suppose there is a switch in thier line or receivers.
698578
Unfortantly I haven't used mine in over 8 months. So I can't really recall. But I THINK it did. Nothing elaborate. It did bring the 3 stations I got to like 18 though.