dmx_Mac
12-04-2007, 05:36 PM
Hi, thought some of you might be interested in the following FM Transmitter.
I ordered one $ 120.50 AUD (incl GST & shipping), shipped in an overnight courier bag. works perfectly.
Website for pictures and other transmitters is http://www.fordray.com.au
Copied from webiste:
"Made in Australia, The Linear Broadcast FMT-LP FM Stereo Transmitter is designed to cover a small indoor area such as a hall or temporary open air situation with a range of around 50 metres.(I'm getting about 150m with the transmitter sitting on a sheet of aluminium foil).
It can be set to any frequency from 88 to 108 MHz in 100KHz steps. It is housed in a rugged die-cast metal box and runs on an external DC supply of 6 to 24 volts. The frequency is PLL controlled, giving a precise output frequency that will not drift. Audio input levels are set up to accept standard line levels from devices such as CD players, MP3 players or computer sound cards. It is supplied with plug-pack supply and whip aerial."
Cheers All,
Mac
I ordered one $ 120.50 AUD (incl GST & shipping), shipped in an overnight courier bag. works perfectly.
Website for pictures and other transmitters is http://www.fordray.com.au
Copied from webiste:
"Made in Australia, The Linear Broadcast FMT-LP FM Stereo Transmitter is designed to cover a small indoor area such as a hall or temporary open air situation with a range of around 50 metres.(I'm getting about 150m with the transmitter sitting on a sheet of aluminium foil).
It can be set to any frequency from 88 to 108 MHz in 100KHz steps. It is housed in a rugged die-cast metal box and runs on an external DC supply of 6 to 24 volts. The frequency is PLL controlled, giving a precise output frequency that will not drift. Audio input levels are set up to accept standard line levels from devices such as CD players, MP3 players or computer sound cards. It is supplied with plug-pack supply and whip aerial."
Cheers All,
Mac