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 2007-02-12, 16:08 |
psyco_1322 
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 long range transmition
Is there a way I can attack a external antanna to my FM tranmitter? I took it apart but found not evidence of a antanna in there to hook up a bigger one to.
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#2
2007-02-12, 19:17 |
Halvy101
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Re: long range transmition
tell us what brand/type of equipment and how far you want to transmit, etc.
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#3
2007-02-13, 02:47 |
G_P
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Re: long range transmition
what kind of internal antenna does it use? you would probably need to add an amplifier to it to achieve any great distance.
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#4
2007-02-13, 15:30 |
psyco_1322
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Re: long range transmition
I will find out the brand later bbut cant remember off the top of my head now. I looked inside but there is now antanna or even a wire for sending out a signal. It has a pretty pethetic distance. How far will a antanna like the one radios usually have the extends about 2 feet go?
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#5
2007-02-14, 16:16 |
psyco_1322
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Re: long range transmition
Ok here it is. Its a Dynex model # DX-MP3FM.
Take a look. http://www.dynexproducts.com/pc-242-8-dynex-digital-fm-transmitter.aspx
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#6
2007-02-16, 15:27 |
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Re: long range transmition
Any help?
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