> It's with a digital tuner. It works sufficiently with a stable temperature
> environment but in an car, I wouldn't take a chance. That's why I
> went to the
> synthesized unit. "Rock" solid and good range. I used it during a
> parade once
> where about 100 Honda Gold Wings (motorcycles) were wanting to
> all play the
> same song on their radios while on the parade route. I parked next to the
> parade route, played a CD through my portable CD player into the
> synthesized
> transmitter and it could be heard along the whole parade. They were very
> impressed and the audience couldn't believe the sound of 100 Gold Wing
> amplifiers.

        Problem with that though is cost, the cheapest synthesized transmitters
I've seen are way out of my range.

> You said the source was not constant too? That's gotta be a clue. Is it
> varying? The same rate?

        By "not constant" I meant I varied the sources, I tried a CD player, a
walkman and my VCR, all exibited the same problem. Thanks, TTYL

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