Radio App - FM Transmitter

Almost everyone with an iPod or iPhone has used a FM Transmitter to listen to their music through a clear radio station, but how many people have actually had a good experience with it?

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Utilities	Free	European apps solutions LTD	iPhone, iPad, iPod

It's hard finding the perfect radio station that won't interfere with the music you're playing especially when you're traveling from place to place.

WELL NOW, there's an easy way to find exactly which station is the clearest for your FM Transmitter and you can constantly update your location so your music will always remain playing with no interruption.

HOW TO?

-It's as easy as opening the application and pressing one button.

- As soon as you open the app your location will automatically be tracked down to your zip code or city, state.

- No Location services enabled? Fine. You can type your city and state manually and still be able to find the clearest FM Stations in your area.

If you have any problems or suggestions please let me know
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Reviews

Not working
amac827

After download the app, I tested it and none of the list of fm stations works

Time saver fr sure
N.M. Allen

Honestly a super simple app but holy heck is it useful. I’d have been at the radio in my old Avalon for hours trying to find a clear station...

Did enjoy hearing the music
little sweed

Did enjoy hearing the music

IS A SCAM
hhhhlock

DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME THIS NOTHING BUT A USELESS APP IS NOT DO WHAT CLAIMS IS JUST A SCAM BUYERS BEWAR

Bug in app needs addressing
"Brother Mark"

When you enter the zip code 35803 the first “clear channel” listed is 93.7 which is local station WDJC-FM. The second “clear channel” listed is 95.1 which is local station WRTT-FM. Another “clear channel” listed is 103.5 which is local station WHVK-FM. So clearly this app has a bug that needs addressing.

50/50 accuracy
Tony.T

About half of the suggested frequencies were in use, and one of the suggested frequencies is a popular radio station in my area. You’re better off doing trial and error than using information from this app—at least where I tested near a major US city.