On 7/29/2014 8:31 PM, Lostgallifreyan wrote:
amdx wrote in :

One of us is confused.
Do you want a FM transmitter or an amplifier.
The FM transmitter will transmit a frequency that your FM receiver will
receive, but you need to feed in a source of audio.


That could be you. Through several posts I mentioned enough detail to
cover all bases, but to summarize:


I understood what you are trying to do, but then you through in the FM
transmitter and I don't how that will help, unless you use it as
designed, but then to change channels you'll need to go to your audio
source and change the station.

Anyway, keep plugging away, as I listen to WABC in New York on my
internet radio, driving my FM transmitter that I receive on a portable
radio I carry around while doing my morning routine, part of which
is writing a compound sentence while in Florida. :-)
Mikek

amdx wrote in :

Anyway, keep plugging away, as I listen to WABC in New York on my
internet radio, driving my FM transmitter that I receive on a portable
radio I carry around while doing my morning routine, part of which
is writing a compound sentence while in Florida. :-)


Sound a bit like the kind of fun I have with serial links (on smaller
scales). I'll give it a rest for now but I will retry eventually, I like
exploring this stuff. (And others, like coding, which is a rival for my time
right now..) Soon to merge the two demands in a bit of code to make a Psion
Organiser XP control the AR-3000. Lot of fun to be had there, I think.