The green light indicates that you're getting 100mw input to the final stage of the transmitter. If it isn't green, and the module isn't defective, t...

It's also pretty problematic to use two transmitters in close proximity to one another on the same frequency. You might be better off to use differen...

There's no need to inform the FCC about a Part 15 station. In fact, there's evidence to suggest that they don't want to be bothered...unless there's ...

I just purchased a CQUAM receiver - a Sony STR-AV470 (sold only in Canada and Australia). There are actually quite a few CQUAM capable receivers on e...

I was just listening to a discussion the other day (amazingly, on the radio), which talked about the fact that musicians are increasingly going on tou...

The only way I'll ever stream again is to play all public domain material. I'm thinking about it - I have a playlist with vintage jazz that is in the...

What good will listening to the Internet stream do? Unless it's taken directly from the output of a CQUAM receiver in your coverage area, it won't de...

How about this one: Enamorado, by Keith Colley. It shows that a great tune is a great tune in any language.

The Roller Derby Radio Network? Is this it? Sounds interesting. I don't want to hijack this thread, but exactly how are you involved (feel free to s...

I don't want this thread to get out of hand. Disagreements about technical issues are not ad hominem attacks, so let's keep it technical.

The basic problem is that every Joe & Bob CAN get on the air with the use of these readily available transmitters. Their signal can travel severa...

Mark, from what I can gather from the various online reports, the radio station was actually told that as long as no one reported them, they would be ...

Looks like they party hard in Williamson.

Radio broadcasting, particularly the Part 15 variety, can be a nasty business. It appears that there are hordes of so-called 'professional' and wanna...