ptchristensen

I'm listening to books from my ipod through an FM transmitter. Finding an
empty station is very difficult here in LA, so is there a non-intrusive way
of unhooking the antenna that will not have to be permanent.?

hyundaitech

You might be able to purchase some sort of antenna splitter and switch
between one and the other.

Bob

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> I'm listening to books from my ipod through an FM transmitter. Finding an
> empty station is very difficult here in LA, so is there a non-intrusive
> way
> of unhooking the antenna that will not have to be permanent.?

Disconnecting the antenna will make the radio "deaf" to the signal from the
modulator, as well as your surrounding on/near frequency FM stations. You
might want to get some kind of modulator that goes in-line from the antenna
to the radio - like that used for XM / Sirius Sat. radios.