At 03:10 PM 11/27/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just measured the frequency on my counter. It is 114 MHz
Oh, baby.. that's going to attract a bit of attention from the feds..being
in the middle of the aircraft band, and not a frequency allowed for Part 15
devices...
Does the device have a FCC registration? Is it supposed to be a low power
FM band device intended to be tuned somewhere in 88-108 MHz band?
From a philosophical standpoint, one probably shouldn't be encouraging
manufacturers and retailers of non-compliant devices.
From a legal standpoint, would you want to be the one with the illegal
radiator in the middle of the AC nav band? Hmm.. as a person "skilled in
the radio art" you might have a tough time claiming ignorance of the rules,
unlike the casual kid using the boosted FM modulator to get his ipod tunes
into the car sound system.
In a message dated 11/27/2005 4:06:01 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does anyone know what frequency (FM radio broadcast band, 49 MHz. etc?)
that this wireless mic transmits on? John, W5GI, does not know and the
specs given on the website does not indicate this info. I've had
conflicts (QRM!) with household devices before, so thought I'd check out
first. (BTW, think their sale price goes off tonight)
73,
Don AE5K
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thought you might be interested in this little gem. It will plug
> directly into a Delta 44 sound card and works great! It is a wireless
> MIC which has plenty of gain to drive the SDR [and for that matter any
> sound card; however, you may need to build an adapter.] The sound
> quality is nearly as good as a studio MIC- no kidding! The MIC is on
> sale for under $7. That's right under $7. I've used this mic with a
> variety of rigs and still can get over it's performance.
>
> just saw this at the Computer Geeks website and thought you might be
> interested:
>
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?InvtId=WM-603-N&cm_ven=Froogle&cm_cat=Shopping&cm_ite=total
>
<http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?InvtId=WM-603-N&cm_ven=Froogle&cm_cat=Shopping&cm_ite=total>
> 73, John
> W5GI
> "The Audio Doctor"
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