RFCCRadioAudio

Actually, the Scosche TuneIt and the Prime Audio I have both have a range of about 100 or so feet without fading and they fade out completely around 200 to 250 feet depending on the terrain, with no modifications. I’ve posted about them a while back. The Prime Audio can work off a 12V AC Wall Adapter, and the Scosche can work off any adapter that…[Read more]

Thanks for the info…just making sure it was too good to be true.  I’ll stick with the cigarette adapter transmitters I’ve been using for FM. Those at least have FCCID numbers.

Like I said in my earlier post, the “van” is just there to get me from my home studio to the gym or the field. My setup includes the following:

** Laptop with Windows 7 Operating System (Switching to a tablet with an Android 5.0 Operating System by the end of the year)

** USB Audio Interface (My main one is the Behringer Xeynx 302USB but I use…[Read more]

I guess what I’ve been doing the past couple of years for ball games is “portable Part 15″…I’ve taken my TH 2.0 for AM broadcasts and my Prime Audio “Wireless” Transmitter (that’s what they have printed on the manual) or my Scosche TuneIt for FM broadcasts. My “mobile vehicle only gets me to and from games. Sounds like the station van guy has to…[Read more]

Yep, straight out the box, and with one of those cigarette plug to AC wall adapters to power the Scosche, it was good to go. The Prime Audio came with its own cig plug, but it and the Belkin Tunecast II can be powered by a standard AC wall adapter. The Tunecast II has to be powered exactly with a 12 VDC/200 mA adapter, while the Prime Audio can…[Read more]