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D. Peter Maus wrote:
On 12/6/09 10:28 , oldradioguy09 wrote: On Dec 6, 8:07 am, wrote: I am looking for a reliable FM stereo transmitter to attach to my upstairs PC so I can listen to music and web radio in the basement or backyard. Does anyone have any suggestions? I was looking at http://dagcoelectronics.com/500mwRangeStar.html and it looks promising. I don't want to order something from a mail order only to find that it doesn't work as advertised. did you look at CCrane.com? lots of ideas there. DW Check the kits by Ramsey, too. The limited dynamic range of a FM device, such as you request, and your music, if you don't process it to reign in dynamic range, will likely not produce desireable results. Ramsey kits, and a few others, offer built in limiting, and even some spectral and dynamics processing for cleaner sound, and higher average levels. Your music will sound more like a radio station, which isn't always a good thing, but it may be more listenable than simply plugging your audio into your tx device. Depending on the size of your property, you may need more than the power available from most such commercially available devices. The Ramsey kits will get you there. Abeit at more cost, but with excellent results and considerable versatility regarding antenna installation. Any FM BCB transmitter that goes more than 10 feet probably requires a license. The rules are very strict. |
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