Rush Finder 2.2

The Rush Finder application serves as a tool for locating the most potent domestic U.S. AM or FM radio stations airing the Rush Limbaugh show. Utilizing GPS location data alongside information from the FCC database and programming listings from the official Rush website, it aims to facilitate users in tuning in while on the go. Notably, the app does not require an internet connection for its standard functionality.

This application is particularly advantageous for long-distance drivers seeking to maintain access to the Rush Limbaugh broadcast from their vehicle's audio system. It presents a curated list of theoretically strongest stations at the top of the interface, with an optional directional arrow that indicates whether the user is moving towards (green) or away from (gray) the station. However, it is important to note that this directional feature activates only when the GPS detects movement.

While Rush Finder calculates signal strength to order the displayed stations, it should be emphasized that these readings are merely estimates. Actual signal quality can be influenced by various factors including ground conductivity, atmospheric conditions, topography, and humidity, among others.

The app has also introduced a feature for reporting issues via email directly from the 'Info' view. Please note that this functionality requires both a working email account and an internet connection.

If you encounter a station listed in Rush Finder that has ceased airing the show, please report it. Changes in programming formats can occur, and there may be substantial delays—sometimes up to six months—before such updates are reflected in both the FCC database and Rush's station listings.