Interesting, Ed... How much can you turn the power up, and what sort of range can be obtained with it after doing that?
On 14 Nov 2004 at 13:07, Edward Sieb wrote: > CCrane Company makes a fully built-up Stereo FM transmitter, digitally > synthesized, and has a read-out. > http://www.ccrane.com/fm-transmitter.aspx > > It has a built-in whip antenna, but there is an internal power adjustment > that can be turned up. > > $69.95. > > Here's the blurb: > > FM Transmitter > Send streaming audio from your computer to your home stereo > Broadcast a wireless signal from your XM radio to any FM receiver in your > home > Transfer a wireless signal from an MP3 player to your car stereo or portable > radio > > The FM Transmitter is a way to listen to streaming or MP3 audio. Just plug > it into the headphone jack of your computer's speakers or sound card and > listen on any FM radio anywhere in the house. It does this by taking the > audio and turning it into an FM radio broadcast. Use it to send a satellite > radio signal, MP3 audio, and more, to nearby radios around your home or > workplace, even in your car. > > FM Transmitter features: > Full stereo on any FM frequency of your choice. > Exceptionally clean and stable digital tuning for drift-free accurate > transfer. > Selectable Power-Off Timer. > Approximate line-of-sight range of 70 ft. Walls and metal objects will > reduce this range. > Runs on included AC Adapter or (2) optional "AA" batteries. > Portable, fits in the palm of your hand. > Weighs just 5.8 ozs. > Size: 3.1" W x 3.5" H x 1.1" > > > > ______________________________________________________________ > AMRadio mailing list > Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/amradio > Help: http://mailman.qth.net/mmfaq.html > Post: mailto:[email protected]
