[cma-l] FM transmitter ideas

Mike Davison mike.g1sbn at gmail.com
Thu Aug 10 13:55:41 BST 2017


I don't think it is clear that you are on the island of St. Helena and 
not an island around the British Isles.

Mike D.


On 10/08/2017 12:43, Jonathan Clingham wrote:
>
> All after a successful response to my last request about outside 
> broadcast options I am now encouraged to ask even more questions here 
> to help what is probably the most remote station on this forum.
>
> We broadcast on FM locally on Island at Saint FM 
> <http://www.saint.fm/> and we are investigating the purchase of a 
> small reliable low powered 12-volt 7 – 10-watt transmitter 
> <http://www.elecsky.com/cze7c-kit-7w-pll-fm-broadcast-transmitterantennapower-supply-p-18.html> 
> that will allow us to send a live transmissions from around town back 
> to the station eg. Powering it from a mobile setup eg a 12-volt supply.
>
> Do you have any ideas to share any recommendations?
>
> Also, we are on the lookout for another back up 240v at least 50-watt 
> transmitter for one of our rural broadcast areas do any of you still 
> use old school FM transmission.
>
>
> Do you have one set in your storerooms collecting dust again?
>
>
> SME recommendations welcome.
>
>
> -- 
> regards
>
> Jonathan a Clingham.
>
>
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