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Radio frequencies in Vabalninkas

Which radio stations you can hear in Vabalninkas on an ordinary FM radio – no internet needed. The best-received stations are at the top.

  • 4 heard well
  • 7 weak
  1. 104,4 MHz
    LRT Klasika

    Good – in the car and outdoors

    Transmitter: Anykščiai (Viešintos), 35 km

  2. 101,9 MHz
    LRT Radijas

    Good – in the car and outdoors

    Transmitter: Anykščiai (Viešintos), 35 km · also 100,8 MHz

  3. 95,0 MHz
    Marijos radijas

    Good – in the car and outdoors

    Transmitter: Anykščiai (Viešintos), 35 km · also 98,2 MHz

  4. 96,0 MHz
    Žinių radijas

    Good – in the car and outdoors

    Transmitter: Biržai, 26 km

  5. 105,5 MHz
    Radiocentras

    Weak – best in the car, may hiss

    Transmitter: Biržai, 26 km

  6. 103,3 MHz
    Lietus

    Weak – best in the car, may hiss

    Transmitter: Biržai, 26 km

  7. 107,3 MHz
    Pulsas FM

    Weak – best in the car, may hiss

    Transmitter: Biržai, 29 km

  8. 100,2 MHz
    M1 Plius

    Weak – best in the car, may hiss

    Transmitter: Panevėžys (Pažagieniai), 39 km

  9. 106,5 MHz
    LRT Opus

    Weak – best in the car, may hiss

    Transmitter: Anykščiai (Viešintos), 35 km

  10. 106,9 MHz
    X FM

    Weak – best in the car, may hiss

    Transmitter: Panevėžys, 34 km

  11. 104,8 MHz
    Gold FM

    Weak – best in the car, may hiss

    Transmitter: Panevėžys, 34 km

Very weak here – better online

With a good antenna these may be caught, but usually with noise.

All other stations can't be heard on FM in Vabalninkas, but every one of them plays online here on FM.lt – on a phone, computer or TV. All radio stations online →

How to tune your radio

  1. Switch the radio to FM (sometimes marked UKW or VHF).
  2. Turn the knob or press the arrows until the display shows the number from the list – for example 104,4.
  3. If it hisses, pull out the antenna fully or move the radio closer to a window.
How we calculate this

Transmitters come from the official licences of the Communications Regulatory Authority (RRT), updated 2026-11-04: frequency, location, antenna height and power. Signal strength is calculated with the international ITU-R P.1546 method, and the levels follow ITU-R BS.412. Hills, forests, buildings and foreign stations are not taken into account, so this is an estimate, not a guarantee. Place coordinates © OpenStreetMap contributors.