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How to Search World Radio Station FM Online-Radio Locator

This website is a search engine for finding radio stations FM or AM in the United States and all around the world. Radio-Locator uses a unique search engine to find all the radio stations that can be heard at a specific geographic location in the United States.

This locator search engine takes into account each radio station’s transmitter power, antenna height, frequency, and antenna pattern, as well as the topography and geology of the surrounding area. To find stations in your area, type your city name or zip code (U.S. only) in the appropriate box at the top of this page.

Radio-Locator, the most comprehensive radio station for FM-AM search engine on the internet. Radio-Locator have links to over 10,000 radio station web pages and over 2500 audio streams from radio stations in the U.S. and around the world.

Find Unused Radio Station  FM Frequencies in Your Area

Do you have a satellite radio or MP3 player that transmits sound to your car radio or home stereo?
There are many great audio gadgets available today that include a small FM transmitter and work by sending a signal to any nearby radio that’s tuned to its frequency.

These devices work best if you choose an unused frequency on the FM dial. It’s also best not to pick a frequency that’s too close to a strong Radio FM station. You can use this page to find vacant frequencies in your area that are best suited for use with your audio device.

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Radio Mobile RF Propagation Stimulation

Radio Mobile is a free and powerful tool for plotting RF patterns and predicting the performance of radio systems. Using freely available terrain elevation data it can produce grey scale, x-ray and rainbow colored virtual maps. One can also produce 3-D and stereoscopic views as well as flyby animations. Background images can be merged with scanned maps, satellite photos and Mapquest maps to produce accurate prediction plots. You can obtain your copy of Radio Mobile from the official website.

Installing Radio Mobile
There are two ways to install Radio Mobile. You can either download the installer file available through this website or download the individual compressed files from the Radio Mobile website or the QSL.net mirror.

Obtaining Elevation Data
Before you can really do anything with Radio Mobile you need to obtain the proper elevation data for the area in which you are creating plots. Radio Mobile accepts elevations in a number of formats including SRTM, DTED and GTOPO30. Fortunately most of this data is available free of charge and with a little effort is easily installed.

Installing Elevation Data
You have downloaded some elevation data you first need to extract it and then configure Radio Mobile so that it can find it. If you downloaded GTOPO30 or DTED data from the sites mentioned previously you may notice the files have the extension tar.gz. In the UNIX world this is known as a “tarball” and this short 7-Zip Tutorial will show you how to extract the data contained within the tarball you downloaded.

Creating A Map
You have Radio Mobile configured to use your elevation data you can begin creating maps. Click on File | Map Properties and you will again be presented with the Map Properties window. This time make sure you uncheck “ignore missing files” and have SRTM set as one of your data sources. The reason for doing this is to get Radio Mobile to tell you which SRTM data files are missing so you download the missing pieces. There are some holes in the SRTM coverage so there is a chance you will not be able to download the missing files. If this is the case check “ignore missing files” after you have filled in as many missing pieces as possible.

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Source: Using Radio Mobile for Windows