This article should satisfy those who might want to build a low power FM transmitter. It is designed to use an input from another sound source (such as a guitar or microphone), and transmits on the ...

Legal, unlicensed broadcasts under Part 15 are a buzz topic right now about radio engineers. Here’s what Larry Wilkins, director of engineering services for the Alabama Broadcasters Association, ...

AMSTERDAM — Thomason Broadcast-owned GatesAir last week formally introduced a new high-efficiency, low-power offering for two product lines that “offer insights into the changing requirements for RF ...

FU-50B (CZE-T501， CZH-T501） 50 watt FM transmitter is one of the best low power FM transmitters favored by professionals and amateurs from all over the world ...

WorldCast Systems said its Ecreso FM AiO Series 100W and 300W transmitters have received FCC certification for use in the United States for low-power FM broadcasting. This is an update to a story we ...

Munich, Germany — Rohde & Schwarz has introduced the low-power SLA8000 DAB broadcast transmitter with power ratings up to 300 watts in a compact package. The R&S SLA8000 has been developed for the DAB ...

DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - The KWQC-TV6 transmitter is still on “low power” mode. “Over the past 40 days, KWQC has been switching to low power aux antenna and transmitter while WHBF has workers on the ...

Non-profit low power FM advocate Prometheus Radio Project has long solicited funds in its battle to increase the number of LPFMs on the airwaves – now it’s looking for funds to plant LPFM seeds in the ...

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SEATTLE — A knowledge of geography is essential if you are running a tiny, 100-watt radio station. Hills are bad, for example, as are tall buildings. Salt water, though, which lies at this city’s ...

Approval of low-power FM stations for Washington by the Federal Communications Commission may still be months away, but in the meantime Paul Nelson has an alternative idea: Low-power AM. Nelson, ...