Title: It is a mini FM Transmitter, not a Star Trek Communicator!
Review: I recently purchased the Belkin TuneCast Mobile FM Transmitter to add on to my Sony XM Radio module in our cars and at home, because none of my car stereos have a cassette device, and because my XM unit's antenna will not reach from where it enters the house to the stereo units.In most applications the TuneCast Mobile FM Transmitter performs fairly well as long as it has an unobstructed line of site to the reciever. However if you are in a major metro area where you have the 88.X range is loaded with high powered broadcast stations-- forget it. This cute little postage stamp transmitter can't pump enough wattage out to get a decent signal across a bathroom, let alone broadcast a decent signal to other FM Recievers/Radios around your home.For my money I'm going back to CCrane and pick up the CCrane FM Transmitter, that can be set to any open FM frequency and can be run off AC or batteries.
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