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Old March 26th 05, 03:55 AM
 
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I seem to remember the ones I saw before...they had simple saw ceramic
resonators and ran at 433 mhz and promissed 300 feet minimum range. It
was a single chip with a few components and was an AM transmitter. The
receiver was simarilly small and simple.


Didn't QST publish an article within the last few months about very-
low-power fox-hunt transmitters using the module you are describing.

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