No, this thing doesn't turn your iPod audio out into an FM transmitter like the rest—this one's a far more ridiculous and labyrinthine proceture for injecting that audio into your car. Instead of ...

I have to say that my search for the great budget FM modulator is finally over. I’ve tested some other cheap options out there but none of them could match the audio quality of the Roidmi 2s. If you ...

You're going on a road trip. This isn't a question - it's summer and I know you're gearing up to take the family on that Griswold vacation that will leave you craving anything but fast food and ...

As the crowning touch to my home-built MP3-server, I'd like to broadcast the output from the soundcard and be able to listen to it from the various stereo's, boom-boxes, etc around my house. I've ...

HOLLY HILL, FLA., NOVEMBER 12, 2007: The Axxess FM Modulator (AFM-MOD) is a wired device that is connected directly between a vehicle’s radio and FM antenna. Since the AFM-MOD is connected directly to ...

The FM modulator circuit (frequency modulation) is built with a Motorola MC1648P oscillator. Two varactors, Motorola MV-209 are used to frequency modulate the oscillator. The 5000 Ω potentiometer is ...

Xiaomi has been making all sorts of products and I came across the Roidmi 2s car charger that has the best quality FM modulator I’ve ever heard and a lot more features. Learn more in our full review.

I'm new here, I regular anandtech, maxima.org, and dtmpower.net forums. I have read some posts here, and there seem to be some users that are real good at eletronics stuff.<BR><BR>I just ordered an FM ...

You can forget all about those wireless FM transmitters, because their weak-ass signal gets stepped on when you're driving in any region more populated than Antarctica. You don't want to run a ...

I have no idea what optional switch Toyota might have put in this under-dash opening, but it's a perfect location for my audio devices Since I was not willing to drill or cut any holes anywhere in my ...

"Where did all the knobs and sliders go?" It's no wonder that Yamaha's DX7 (and little brother DX9) caused such an upset when they were released in 1983. Gone were all the familiar controls, being ...