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\u00a9 2020 wikiHow, Inc. All rights reserved. Why would you want to 'overpower' a legitimate signal? There are some legal requirements that you must meet in the US for these. not sure about legalities of different methods, i believe all signal strength for store bought fm trasmitters are set by the FCC. Reply Privacy Statement -
If you're familiar with fixing your TV's reception, you'll be a natural with an FM radio.