rett
N2DTS
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Larry Roohr
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Subject: Re: [AMRadio] NPR, one solution for lousy radio
I'd bet it's one of this guys transmitters:
http:
not tried the range of the new transmitter past about 500 feet,
but it was fine that far out.
Brett
N2DTS
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transmitter past about 500 feet,
but it was fine that far out.
Brett
N2DTS
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..Found it out..
It's www.pll.gr
Chris,SV1DAF.
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quot;Brian Carling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: [AMRadio] NPR, one solution for lousy radio
> On 13 Nov 2004 at 21:52, Brett gazdzinski wrote:
>
> > I got a real nice 1 watt synthesized transm
On 13 Nov 2004 at 21:52, Brett gazdzinski wrote:
> I got a real nice 1 watt synthesized transmitter with a digital
> frequency readout, nice stereo separation and good fidelity.
> With an outside antenna, it goes blocks, never tried to figure
> out just how far.
> 1 watt with a good antenna should
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Subject: Re: [AMRadio] NPR, one solution for lousy radio
>I've gone so far as to build a part 15 transmitter so I can listen to
>streaming internet stations on my old radios.
I have been looking for something that puts a stable, full fidelity stereo
signa
The best Part 15 FM transmitter kits are the ones I've purchased from DC
ELectronics http://www.dckits.com/stcast.htm
I've used their mono unit (PLL-MONO $59.95) in situations where I need
maximum range, and the stereo unit (PLL-SFM $79.95). when two channel audio is
important. Both are P
> Has anyone tried the Ramsey kit, or know of any other fairly inexpensive
> unit (< $100)?
>
> It's getting so there is more stuff available over the computer than on the
> shortwave bands, but right now I have to be in the room with the computer to
> listen. I'd like to be able to enjoy these st
I've gone so far as to build a part 15 transmitter so I can listen to
streaming internet stations on my old radios.
I have been looking for something that puts a stable, full fidelity stereo
signal on the FM band so I can retransmit streaming audio throughout the
house and pick it up on any
I have a few BC Band crystals available for that rig if anyone needs
them.
Several 1288 kHz and a few others here...
On 13 Nov 2004 at 8:23, Larry Roohr wrote:
> Alan Cohen wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > In any case, it is certainly a lot more interesting than the usual
> > radio fare. It sure beats t
Oops, the grassyhill people are a '.org', not a '.com'.
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Hi,
Neither one of the radio sites you quoted in your email will come up but the
transmitter looks neat.
Thanks and 73,
John, W4AWM
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Hi,
Neither one of the radio sites you quoted in your email will come up but the
transmitter looks neat.
Thanks and 73,
John, W4AWM
Alan Cohen wrote:
In any case, it is certainly a lot more interesting than the usual
radio fare. It sure beats the likes of morning drive blatherers like
Howard Stern and Don Imus, the right wing echo chamber of Limbaugh and
Hanity, the semi-automatic no-personality bad music juke boxes th
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