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Radio Locator

With the advent of FM radio broadcasts from MP3 players to car and stereo radios, it has been necessary to discover what stations are clear.

This web site, apparently once having some connection to MIT, not only helps one find actual radio stations but also helps find clear frequencies.

I know that I had accidentally found a frequency that was good for my iTrip unless I was within about 3 miles of a particular antenna. This site gave me a new one that seems to be completely clear. Cool!!

Get your clear station here.

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