Professional Cable, LLC

FM Transmitter

The new FM-Transmitter from Professional Cable allows an iPad, iPhone, iPod, SmartPhone, laptop, or MP3 player with the 3.5mm jack to transmit music or audio from a movie to an available FM station.  What makes this unique is that it comes with a rechargeable lithium battery so it can work independent of the car.  You can charge the FM transmitter from your USB port on a computer or with the included car charger and the lithium battery will last around 5 hours.  This means you can use the FM transmitter in a dorm, at the office, in the car, or even out in an RV camping. There is a memory that stores up to three FM station and you can change it manually to any station from 88.1 to 107.9.  With an SRP of $29.99 it’s a great value to your customers and a great way to add margin to your store’s sales.

LCD Display with blue backlight

• Multi-channel FM Transmitter
• Car charger to charge included FM Transmitter lithium battery
• Works with or without car charger
• Pres "+" or "-" to select available radio station
• Works with all media players
• Transmits to an available FM station at home or in the car
• The perfect way to listen to your iPod, iPhone, iPad, MP3 player, or other media device over an FM radio
• Memorizes up to 4 FM frequencies
• Runs on the included Lithium battery
• Frequency response: 100Hz~15000Hz
• Separation: 30dB
• Working current: 36+/-3mA
• Cell capacity: 70mAh
• Frequency range: 87.9MHz~107.9MHz -- Interval: 0.1MHz
• Comes with car charger for FM Transmitter
• Can charge from USB port on computer with optional Mini USB Cable (not included)
• Compatible with all iPod models, iPhones, MP3/MP4, DVD, or any players with 3.5mm stereo jack
• Plugs directly into the headphone jack of the iPod/media player
• Simply 1. Turn on the FM Transmitter, 2. Turn your radio to an available station not being used, 3. Tune FM Transmitter to the same station as your stereo, 4. Get down with the funky music and dance... unless you are driving...
• The included car charger charges the FM Transmitter, not the iPod/MP3 player

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