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Hey guys...
Got a cheap In car, FM transmitter. My car radio has no AUX input and is inbuilt to the dash.
The problem I'm having with the unit is static and noise...
Now I have tried a few different stations, but can't honestly say I tried very hard. Mainly because the static seemed to decrease as I turned the FM transmitters volume down. But this has adverse affects when you turn the car radio's speakers up, as it reintroduces noise...
Now, would anyone know of a way I can boost the output signal while keeping the noise to almost 0? Would choosing a higher frequency help in anyway?
I do like the small form factor of it, as well as its nice features... so keeping the current FM transmitter is preferred.
Thanks in advance!
-Adrian
Got a cheap In car, FM transmitter. My car radio has no AUX input and is inbuilt to the dash.
The problem I'm having with the unit is static and noise...
Now I have tried a few different stations, but can't honestly say I tried very hard. Mainly because the static seemed to decrease as I turned the FM transmitters volume down. But this has adverse affects when you turn the car radio's speakers up, as it reintroduces noise...
Now, would anyone know of a way I can boost the output signal while keeping the noise to almost 0? Would choosing a higher frequency help in anyway?
I do like the small form factor of it, as well as its nice features... so keeping the current FM transmitter is preferred.
Thanks in advance!
-Adrian
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