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New free streaming service available

December 12, 2006 by scwis 4 Comments

Listen2myradio.com is a new, free streaming service.

You control your radio with the Admin Panel and you will be provided an IP number and port for your shoutcast stream destination.

Set up shoutcast on a PC at your location, enter the IP & port for your server and you’re on the stream.

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Listeners will use an address that will be created by you with your account.

For example: http://scwis.listen2myradio.com

You can put that link on your station home page, your Part15.us blog page or even as a “listen now” link on your station listing here on Part15.us

I’ve added that to my station listing to demonstrate the concept.

Click the banner below for more information, and to get on line.

Part 15 fun

November 27, 2006 by scwis Leave a Comment

It snowed an inch here in the Pacific Northwest, so we’re locked down until the rain comes back 🙂 The downtime gave me the chance to stumble on to this gem.

“Just imagine how impressed your friends will be when you show them your own radio studio…perhaps like this one !

I’m not making this up…

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“Here is what you need…and a few things you’ll want

Which is what you’ll find at what looks to be a Part 15 equipment dealer site, at, http://www.ebsradio.com/hobby.htm

I’ll take two of everything!

Which seems to be a part of www.broadcastworld.net

Be Sure To Check Out The All Capitalized Content Paragraph On The Home Page.

Which is all a subset of www.ebsradio.com

Cool stuff, though – including the elusive phone patches.

Ramsey FM 25 Review Circa 1996

November 26, 2006 by scwis

Early review of the Ramsey FM 25 transmitter kit.

Interesting reading for a background on the origin and evolution of this widely avilable kit.

Early review of the Ramsey FM 25 transmitter kit.

Interesting reading for a background on the origin and evolution of this widely avilable kit.

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* Copyright Notice and Disclaimer
The title Popular Electronics was sold to Gernsback Publications and their Hands-on Electronics magazine was renamed to Popular Electronics in February 1989. This version was published until it was merged with Electronics Now to become Poptronics in January 2000.

In late 2002 Gernsback Publications went out of business and the January 2003 Poptronics was the last issue. These great publications will surely be missed

Because the copyright holder has gone out of business, this article is reprinted here for those who might never have seen these remarkable hobbyist publications.

November 26, 2006 by scwis

Here are some additional articles from a variety of authors.

Newton C. Braga

Experimenting with Small FM Transmitters Several elementary FM transmitters with schematics and tuning tips.

Here are some additional articles from a variety of authors.

Newton C. Braga

Experimenting with Small FM Transmitters Several elementary FM transmitters with schematics and tuning tips.

Clarke Homoly

The FM broadcaster Perf board wireless microphone based on the 2N2222 transistor and the LM386 audio amplifier chip.

James A. Melton

Simple FM Transmitter Basic VFO Oscillator on perfboard, includes schematic

Richard A. Nelson

Build this Low Frequency Transmitter 1750 Meter band info, with schematics and a very interesting antenna tuner set up

Luther M. Stroud

Build This FM Stereo Broadcaster Older schematic based on the well-known BA1404 chip

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In late 2002 Gernsback Publications went out of business and the January 2003 Poptronics was the last issue. These great publications will surely be missed

Because the copyright holder has gone out of business, this article is reprinted here for those who might never have seen these remarkable hobbyist publications.

Franklin J. Miller

November 26, 2006 by scwis

Franklin J. Miller, acoustics and language expert, contributed two articles of interest to those building their own studio equipment.

Design and Use of Microphone Splitters

Franklin J. Miller, acoustics and language expert, contributed two articles of interest to those building their own studio equipment.

Design and Use of Microphone Splitters

Audio System Integration

Books by Franklin J. Miller

In late 2002 Gernsback Publications went out of business and the January 2003 Poptronics was the last issue. These great publications will surely be missed

Because the copyright holder has gone out of business, this article is reprinted here for those who might never have seen these remarkable hobbyist publications.

Andrew Yoder

November 26, 2006 by scwis

Anrew Yoder needs no introduction, though most of Andrew’s writings are somewhat beyond the scope of Part 15 broadcsating. Mr. Yoder did take at least one short journey into the land of low power transmitters, in the article listed below.

Low-power FM Transmitters

Books by Andrew Yoder

In late 2002 Gernsback Publications went out of business and the January 2003 Poptronics was the last issue. These great publications will surely be missed

Because the copyright holder has gone out of business, this article is reprinted here for those who might never have seen these remarkable hobbyist publications.