On 8/1/2014 1:58 PM, Lostgallifreyan wrote:
Jerry Stuckle wrote in news:lrgjen$ao4$1@dont-
email.me:

Sure, but you're also talking a 5Khz deviation (actually about 12Khz
bandwidth). Commercial FM uses 75Khz deviation (typically around 180Khz
bandwidth). A huge difference.


Does that degrade the signal quality compared a really good FM broadcast? (If
it does so a lot, it amazes me how little people are willing to accept from
their portable MP3's and DAB radios, but that's another matter...) Whatever I
end up doing, I want to avoid things like catching the FM, truning to audio,
rebroadcasting with all the losses involved, then back to audio yet again!
Sounds to me like a disaster, I'd likely end up with bigger problems than I'm
trying to fix now.

Not really a disaster, I do it daily. The drawback is, if I want to
change stations, I need to run to my bedroom where the internet radio is
and push buttons. One of these days, I'll breakdown and get myself a
portable internet radio.
Mikek

PS, I'll bet both of you stations stream on the internet. If you
have wifi, that will eliminate your noise problem.
Mikek

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