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2008-07-16, 01:21
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The Palace of Lies
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Starting an off-the-grid FM radio broadcast
I want to start a low-power FM radio station/broadcast. What do I need?
I'm not getting a liscence, fuck that and the FCC. I want to be able to say Fuck and Nigger and 12-year-old pussy. i dont plan on selling advertisement space or paying artist royalties either.
So I'm figuring I need some sort of FM broadcaster device with at least a 15-mile radius, that has either an RCA or 1.5mm Headphonejack sound input.
Does anything like that exist?
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# 2
2008-07-16, 01:30
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Sebastopol CA
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Re: Starting an off-the-grid FM radio broadcast
Moving to RFA.
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# 3
2008-07-16, 01:31
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ass and titties
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Re: Starting an off-the-grid FM radio broadcast
Like Radio Free Roscoe? That show was badass.
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# 4
2008-07-16, 01:32
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Re: Starting an off-the-grid FM radio broadcast
Posting before it gets moved to RFA.
Fuck, I lost again. Too fast meta, too fast.  |
# 5
2008-07-16, 01:45
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Re: Starting an off-the-grid FM radio broadcast
A friend and I were talking about doing something similar, but having it more like that episode of King of the Hill where Dale starts a 24 hour talk radio station
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2008-07-16, 02:35
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NSW, Australia
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Re: Starting an off-the-grid FM radio broadcast
I don't know if this could work: use one of those FM transmitters for listening to an iPod in a car and connect it to a linear amplifier.
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# 7
2008-07-25, 18:52
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Re: Starting an off-the-grid FM radio broadcast
Quote:
Originally Posted by SLP
I don't know if this could work: use one of those FM transmitters for listening to an iPod in a car and connect it to a linear amplifier.
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That should theoretically work, but make yourself a nice dipole antenna along with that amp.
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# 8
2008-07-30, 04:02
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Re: Starting an off-the-grid FM radio broadcast
Buy a 2-way radio that transmits on lower frequencys (80 mhz-107 mhz) and amplify it. Course, I dont know is such a walkie talkie is even made by any company.
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2008-07-31, 23:12
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Re: Starting an off-the-grid FM radio broadcast
FYI, the FCC will track you down if it interferes with anything and anyone notices, you will get fined, and maybe see jail time.
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2008-08-03, 04:02
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Re: Starting an off-the-grid FM radio broadcast
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Originally Posted by AxisMundi
FYI, the FCC will track you down if it interferes with anything and anyone notices, you will get fined, and maybe see jail time.
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It'll be worth it.
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