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Closeouts. This FM sound transmitter from Wagan transmits music from your iPod® or MP3 player, and plays it back through your car stereo system.
- Four memory channels
- Blue backlit LCD display
- Integrated cable storage
- Requires two AAA batteries (not included) or DC power
- FM range 88.1MHz to 107.9MHz
- Dimensions (HxWxD): 2x3-¼x¾" with 43" power cord
- Weight: 1.6 oz.
- Material: Composite
- Made in China
Average Rating (12 reviews)
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Reviewed by Bear from mn on Friday, June 01, 2012Do not waste your money on this.
- Cons: Poor Quality
- Describe Yourself: Practical
- Primary use: Personal
- Travel Frequency: 20+ Annual Trips
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by trident from New Mexico on Saturday, May 26, 2012Wanted to use this item to play my MP3 player thru the car radio while on trips. Tried it with 3 cars and 2 other FM radios, and got mainly static with faint music in the background on all of them. This even occurred when the transmitter was placed in direct contact with the car's or radio's antenna. As such, it is unuseable and I will be returning it for a refund.
- Primary use: Personal
- Travel Frequency: 6-10 Annual Trips
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by Front Range mom from Longmont, CO on Thursday, May 17, 2012I was hoping there were some tricks to get this thing to work well, but if there are, I haven't figured them out. No matter what station I use or where I place the device, the sound quality is not only bad, but unstable. Sometimes I find a 'sweet spot' where it sounds okay for a while, but it never lasts. It's annoying and frustrating to have the sound get worse and worse. I only try to use this when I am utterly desperate for decent tunes or podcasts in my car. Obviously I need to just update my sound system, but was hoping this would be a good workaround. It isn't.
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Reviewed by MBI from MI on Tuesday, July 12, 2011Quality of reception poor no matter the channel.
- Cons: Poor Quality
- Primary use: Personal
- Travel Frequency: 20+ Annual Trips
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by Shakespeare from New Mexico on Monday, April 11, 2011This product doesn't work at all.
- Best Uses: None
- Cons: Static, Terrible sound quality
- Describe Yourself: Writer
- Primary use: Personal
- Pros: Easy To Carry, It's small and cheap
- Travel Frequency: 6-10 Annual Trips
- Was this a gift?: No
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Question “I am looking for an outdoor sound transmitter that transmits local sounds from a water garden waterfall/stream. I would prefer one that is powered by 120 v a/c, but could consider one capable of being powered by a solar cell.|The receiver could be an FM radio or a simple wireless receiver(indoor). |Thanks,|Richard A.Reeves”
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Answer The Wagan FM Sound Transmitter is the only sounds transmitter we carry. Unfortunately it requires two AAA batteries (not included) or DC power and can not be powered by a 120 v a/c or a solar cell.
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Question “Is the DC power cord included?”
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Answer Yes, the power cord is included.
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Answer Yes, for the car power outlet.
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