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dwoolsey90 -> RE: FM Modulator for the Car that Actually Works! (11/27/2005 4:56:36 PM)

I purchased this device from a wal-mart here in maine. It worked like a champ first time out of the box, a really neat little device.
I bought it so that I could play mp3 audio through my van's existing sound system.
I have used it with a sony walkman cd player and with a usb flash drive. It worked fine both ways. However I did notice a bit of "device noise" when using the cd player.
Also , The manual that came with the device is wrong on at least two points:
First,  Contrary to the Specifications listed in the user instructions, the device will work with flash drives greater than 512mb. my pen drive is 1 gig and it works fine.
Second, The unit will also play back files encoded at greater than 128kb.although files
will begin to generate a bit of noise as the bit rate is pushed beyond 200 kb.However,
this could be a limitation of my van's sound system as opposed to a flaw in the modulator itself.
All in all, it is a terrific little gadget, well worth the $30 I paid for it.and considerably less expensive than replacing an entire stereo head unit .





sirminder -> RE: FM Modulator for the Car that Actually Works! (1/22/2006 6:06:59 AM)

Hello new member here.  Im also curious about this unit too.  Has anyone tried hooking up an external hardrive that has a USB port?  More like those that house a 2.5 laptop hdd.  It says that it can handle any USB drive.




fhsteacher -> RE: FM Modulator for the Car that Actually Works! (11/6/2006 6:44:37 AM)

I purchased one of these devices and found it to be good. However, I changed cars and lost the list of radio station frequencies it will play over. Can you help me get another copy of this list, or post them?




hoosier -> RE: FM Modulator for the Car that Actually Works! (11/6/2006 9:30:27 AM)

To view current Roadmaster VR3 FM Modulators (and to download most manuals for same), go to   http://www.roadmasterusa.com/fmmod_vr3.php

Radio frequencies for 1880 model are 87.7, 87.9, 88.1, 88.3, 88.5, 88.7 and 88.9 MHz




jaberwocky6669 -> RE: FM Modulator for the Car that Actually Works! (6/6/2007 11:39:38 AM)

Hey guys,
  I did not read all three pages of this post.  However, just in case it hasn't already been mentioned I would like to point out that the VR FM modulator isn't actually a modulator.  It is an FM transmitter. An FM modulator works by plugging into the antenna receptacle on the rear of the radio unit. A modulator outputs a signal that can be accepted directly by the FM receiver. 




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