Why not feed your signal into an MATV (Master Antenna TV) amplifier and
route coaxes to the rooms where you want to hook up a TV? You wouldn't
need 100 mW to do that....of course, you would have to run coax
throughout the building and in old construction, it could be a pain...

Scott

Neil Preston wrote:

2.4 GHz is the problem.

That frequency is too congested at this location.

I need to move the signal OUT of the 2.4 GHz band.


"Scott" wrote in message
...

http://www.jameco.com/ sells video transmitters for 2.4 GHz. If you
have composite video available, it would be easier and legal to go this
route.

Scott


Neil Preston wrote:


I want to be able to send a UHF TV signal (400-800 MHz) from one end of

the

house to the other. I have a UHF digital PLL modulator with an output

level

of 7dBmV minimum, and would like to use it to feed a small linear 100 mW
"power" amp to a 1/4 wave whip.

I don't think I'll find such a critter very easily, (if at all) so I

would

like some suggestions as to how I might find resources to build one. (Of
course, a pre-designed schematic and PCB layout would be ideal!)

Anyone have any suggestions as to where to start? (Besides Google...

BTDT.)

Neil Preston, CET