FM transmitter LTC LXTR200 — car/portable FM transmitter, model LXTR200 by LTC

The LTC LXTR200 is a compact FM transmitter designed to broadcast audio sources over FM radio frequencies to car or home receivers. The unit enables wireless transmission of music or spoken content from devices that lack built‑in FM broadcasting or direct radio connectivity, offering a straightforward way to play external audio through an FM tuner. Designed for portable use, the transmitter suits situations where a wired connection or Bluetooth pairing is not available.

Advantages

The LTC LXTR200 provides a simple setup and compatibility with standard FM radios, allowing playback from a range of audio sources. Its compact size makes it convenient for use in vehicles or small indoor spaces, and it does not require complex configuration. The transmitter supports continuous audio broadcasting across selectable FM frequencies, enabling users to find a clear channel for reliable reception.

Suitable for

• Connecting portable audio players to car FM radios
• Broadcasting podcasts or voice recordings to home receivers
• Using in older cars without auxiliary or Bluetooth audio inputs
• Temporary audio sharing in rented vehicles or public spaces where direct wiring is impractical

Key specifications

• Function: FM audio transmission to radio receivers
• Form factor: compact, portable transmitter
• Frequency range: standard FM broadcast band (user-selectable channels)
• Connectivity: audio input compatible with common portable sources
• Power: designed for low-power portable operation

How to use

Connect the audio source to the transmitter using the appropriate audio input, power the device according to its supplied power option, and select an FM frequency on the transmitter that is free or has minimal interference. Tune the target FM radio to the same frequency to receive the audio. Adjust the transmitter placement within the vehicle or room to improve reception and reduce noise. Change to a different frequency if interference or static is present.

Usage recommendations

For best reception, choose an FM channel with low local station activity and place the transmitter away from sources of electronic interference. Regularly verify that the selected frequency remains clear when moving between areas. Use at appropriate volume levels on both the source device and the receiving radio to avoid distortion.