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Well, the wifi receiver can be battery powered, so power consumption wouldn’t be great.
However, I also thought of putting a low power computer at the transmitter site. Then you wouldn’t need any audio transmission at all, since you could drive the transmitter directly with that computer (and control it via wifi, using a remote control program).
It just seems to me that it’s complicating matters greatly to use two Part 15 transmission systems that could be operating on the edge (and inspected by the FCC) when you could easily eliminate one of them by some other method (I know that wifi is also Part 15, but it is also so common and widespread that the FCC doesn’t give it much thought).
