You have to take advertising with a grain of salt. The base Rangemaster is crystal controlled and yes, it would be stable. Back before 2010 I had ...

I saw the effects of ground conductivity quite clearly with that Rangemaster I owned. Installed essentially on a rock sticking out of the ocean (an ...

I understand what you're saying, Mark. But the Talking Sign, even though intended for advertising, is certified under RSS-210. That means that it ca...

I don't understand. If the Talking Sign has an FCC certification, why couldn't it be used? Was the FCC certification granted by the same lab that g...

I don't think certification can expire, per say. It can be revoked, but that just means that the unit can't be marketed. I don't think you have to s...

The Hamilton Rangemaster has never been all that difficult to tune. My experience with the transmitter is from the early 2010's, and even then, they...

What browser do you use on that phone?

I also have to say that I'm not horribly impressed with the implementation of OpenWebRX+, particularly on Windows. To say that on Windows it's a hack...

Obviously I'm not communicating this effectively. I meant to say that when the Whole House 3 transmitter was switched into stereo mode from mono (no...

I'm using my SDR website as a vehicle to distribute Artisan Radio's signal. It's not strictly streaming, and is a gray area when considering copyrigh...

There's another way to do a remote install. I once put an internet radio inside a weatherproof box with a transmitter. I just used my local wireles...

For the price, it wouldn't hurt to get it and try it. You can always use it for a paperweight or something similar if things don't work out. But se...

OK, got it. Your range is good for such a built up area, seems to be about 1km+ East/West, a bit less North/South. When I was running my Talking S...