On Wednesday 28 September 2005 14:02, Alan wrote: > The thing with FM transmitters is they basically suck. > Station interference is a constant PITA, and you end up constantly > tuning the transmitter to find a station that is clear. > This could be a rather big problem on the products you are considering, > since they appear to only transmit on 87.9.
Greetings All, Although I'm no expert , here's my 2 Rand on the subject: The thing that looks promising with these products: http://www.myirock.com/players/wireless_fm_transmitter.asp is they have from 4-12 channel tuning capacity which gives you a variety of options depending on your location situation. Coupled with digital tuning on your receiver you should theoretically be able to lock on to the signal. The transmission range probably isn't huge considering the size constraints but within a vehicle it should be fine. I'm personally looking for an FM transmitter setup to pipe AM into my station at work. Many large AC motors, along with flourescent lighting make direct AM reception almost impossible, along with the fact I need about 200' of transmission range. Hmm, I wonder where the FCC stands on this? Best regards, Nyal R. Cammack [EMAIL PROTECTED] "The problem isn't with the machine, the problem is with the biological controller" _______________________________________________ EUGLUG mailing list [email protected] http://www.euglug.org/mailman/listinfo/euglug
