Title: If you really need one try the TransmitterII Instead
Review: I was happier when my previous car had a casette player instead of a CD. When will Car mfgs catchup and have a jack in the front of the radio player? On my 20 mile compute, none of the four stations are empty. On the most unoccupied channel, I get a lot of static and drop outs. Requires frequent battery changes once the batteries start drop off the static increases. The chip used by the device actual allows for 14 channels; half of those are near 107MHz but the device is not tuned for up there (I tried by jumpering one of the pins). Haven't tried to get it to use one of other three low channels yet. I'm kind of annoyed that I bought this POS only to find a TranmitterII released two weeks later. I feel robbed. The new version appears to tune to any channel and has an optional external 12V supply. Don't really know if it works any better.
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