Radio Joe

II put my Radio Shack transmitter module away up in the rafters, and I  just connected my 8 track player amplifier output to the speaker in my collector tomb stone radio, that way I will have no problem meeting the part 15 rules and regulations- Thats the way I did it years ago so that’s the way I will end up doing it, put the tape player in a bo…[Read more]

Looks like I might as well go back to the days of my Lafayette AM broadcaster, you had to wrap the antenna wire from the broadcaster around the radio in order to get the signal. That should be safe to use that… Too bad the goofs who come out of Cuba or the islands some place who move to Florida think they can just go on the air to get their…[Read more]

I listened to the improved IAM radio transmitter audio on the web link, sounded bit muffled to me,  I don’t know, could been the bass boost they incorporated- I use an equalizer to kick up the bottom end on my TH transmitters, but most of the time I go back to the standard response the TH 5 gives me.

There is nothing I have built, tried, or us…[Read more]

Radio scientists:

I have two long wire ten foot antennas in the attic for two different AM broadcast band transmitters. I have one long wire ten foot antenna mounted outside of the house.  Al l antennas are horizontal antennas.

The outside antenna is made from 12 gauge stranded wire and is only about 8 feet off the ground, maybe 9 in one part.…[Read more]

I thought the review was good, the person did a nice job of letting people know how things went. I thought the audio quality was good! the hum he talks about thats normal, I have it here on all my AM transmtters, has to do with house wiring and the rf mixing with line current in the house wiring. I might have t add this transmitter to my…[Read more]

All you need to do to tune with out the auto tune feature is select on the back the external antenna setting.

After doing that connect to the external antenna connector (F59) center pin a short lead going into a loading coil

For a fast loading coil, what works good is a ferrite loop stick antenna (adjustable) the kind found in crystal…[Read more]

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Radio Joe

All is interesting! I had an uncle who gave me a old radio I think it was from a DeSoto, I connected it up to a storage battery in my parents basement at the time, I was about 14 years old. I remember the songs I heard on it, that was in 1960.

Like the rest of you, I learned a lot from that radio. I don’t have it anymore, not sure what I ever did…[Read more]

Make sure its a JPEG picture, may not make a difference but mine are JPEG like most jsut try one and when you clik submit jsut wait till its sent

your doing it right, jsut try one picture as a test make sure it dosnt exceed the 512 per post, it takes a few seconds to send, just try one to test, if the picture is too big it will say that on the posted message just like mine did.. When you click on add anohter it is supose to go to browse again, jsut select the next pictrure but try just one…[Read more]

I can relate to the posts as far as older radio sound, now people walk around looking at a smart phone  and they think that’s something. When i was 17 I had my car, the car radio had  a 6X9 speaker in the dash, sounded like a jukebox and it was AM only too,…that radio was my connection to the world, and my best friend on top of it. Kids today w…[Read more]

Well, far as materials, and how I went about it,  that setup was built up as I went along and added equipment,  so it was a build as you go process. If I had a choice I would put it in some kind of cabinet that you could get at the back of, right now if you have a bad connection on the bottom some place you have to almost pull all the stuff out  …[Read more]