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<blockquote data-quote="Brandon Blakeney" data-source="post: 114535" data-attributes="member: 178">Re: Professional FM tunerMost professional grade tuners should be fine, the most important thing is that you have a decent antenna (there are thousands of different makes/models online) and that you have good proximity to the transmitter of the station you wish to receive.The website <a href="http://www.radio-locator.com" target="_blank">Radio-Locator</a> will show you all of the radio stations in a given area and even a map of their signal strength from which you can determine your relative location. &quot;Local&quot; coverage area is generally the area in which a &quot;consumer/household&quot; receiver will receive the station inside a building with a small antenna. The &quot;Distant&quot; coverage area generally the area in which outdoor and car radio receptions is &quot;acceptable.&quot; The &quot;Fringe&quot; area is an area which in theory you should be able to still receive the station, but depends on several factors such as weather. Hope this helps,BTW I am a broadcast engineer for four radio stations</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brandon Blakeney, post: 114535, member: 178"] Re: Professional FM tuner Most professional grade tuners should be fine, the most important thing is that you have a decent antenna (there are thousands of different makes/models online) and that you have good proximity to the transmitter of the station you wish to receive. The website [url=http://www.radio-locator.com]Radio-Locator[/url] will show you all of the radio stations in a given area and even a map of their signal strength from which you can determine your relative location. "Local" coverage area is generally the area in which a "consumer/household" receiver will receive the station inside a building with a small antenna. The "Distant" coverage area generally the area in which outdoor and car radio receptions is "acceptable." The "Fringe" area is an area which in theory you should be able to still receive the station, but depends on several factors such as weather. Hope this helps, BTW I am a broadcast engineer for four radio stations [/QUOTE]

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