See the included receiving setup.
Review the supplied video alongside the photographs and guide. Keep the receiver tuned to the transmitter’s frequency.
Original kit photograph: transmitter, pocket receiver, wired earphones and two included CR2032 cells.
A compact kit. A simple way to check live audio at 77 MHz.
A miniature microphone transmitter paired with an economical pocket FM radio and wired earphones. Both devices arrive tuned together to 77 MHz, below the usual US FM broadcast band.
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Sound → FM transmitter → pocket receiver → wired earphones
Use the two included CR2032 transmitter cells. Fit two AAA cells, purchased separately, in the receiver.
Both devices are supplied tuned to 77.0 MHz. The receiver’s extended FM range begins at 64 MHz.
Listen through the supplied wired earphones and adjust the receiver volume for comfortable listening.
Up to 300 m (about 984 ft) is the stated maximum for this pocket-receiver kit in open areas. It is not guaranteed through buildings. Obstacles, interference and antenna placement affect actual range.
Spy-IL10 includes a basic pocket receiver so you can check that the microphone transmitter is working and receive its audio at 77 MHz. You do not need to source a radio for that initial setup.
Many ordinary US FM radios start at 88 MHz and cannot receive the supplied frequency. This included receiver starts at 64 MHz, allowing reception at 77 MHz. Operating below the broadcast band does not guarantee freedom from interference.
The transmitter sends audio live; it does not store recordings internally. The compact receiver is intended as an economical checking and listening solution, rather than the option for maximum distance.
Original footage with sound.
Review the supplied video alongside the photographs and guide. Keep the receiver tuned to the transmitter’s frequency.
The included pocket radio is a basic, low-cost way to receive the transmitter below 88 MHz. Similar receivers are sold separately for approximately $10–20; prices vary by seller.
With a more sensitive compatible receiver, the transmitter’s stated maximum is up to 700 m (about 2,297 ft) in favorable open-area conditions. This is not the range promised for the supplied pocket radio.
View an extended-band FM receiver →An upgraded receiver is a separate purchase. Actual range remains dependent on the receiving setup and conditions.
The pocket receiver is included. Higher-sensitivity alternatives are separate products.
Transmitter and receiver are supplied tuned together to 77.0 MHz.
Two AAA receiver batteries are not included.
It provides an economical way to check the transmitter and listen at 77 MHz, below the range of many ordinary US FM radios.
With the included pocket receiver, the stated open-area maximum is up to 300 m. The transmitter can reach up to 700 m with a more sensitive compatible receiver under favorable conditions. Neither distance is guaranteed.
Yes. Similar basic pocket radios are sold separately, typically around $10–20 depending on the seller. One is already included in this kit.
The two CR2032 transmitter cells are included. The two AAA cells for the pocket receiver are not included.
The transmitter supports 76–110 MHz adjustment. Choose a frequency supported by the receiver and tune both devices to match.
No. This is a live FM audio transmission and reception set.
No. It is below the usual US FM broadcast band, but other signals and local electrical noise can still affect reception.
Ask Alex about the included pocket radio or a more sensitive receiver.