@mark I'm not sure if your interpretation is accurate. From what I understand a 6ft whip and a 4ft ground lead equals a 10ft antenna. Does not the Ran...

The one I've been using lately is/p> I use "custom" and write my own but you can just give it a prompt like: "Broacasting AM radio under FCC Part 15...

Not just you, I mean whoever.

I kind of hesitate, but you know I've been playing alot with the AI music and have built up a starting collection.. I've been listening to a shuffled ...

Well.. I metioned that the Grain was still listed at $630 on his website as of a month or two ago because I saw it, and now no price is shown. It was...

So.. I don't know what the ramifications were 6 years ago when that article was written and this tariff thing had happened last time. I dont recall el...

@artisan-radio I found this six year old article interesting. Below are excerpted the key points. China Tariffs: How Will They Affect Electronics ...

@mark he also explains why he "would not rule out the Grain Transmitter based on its published frequency response." . I looked and still havent seen...

Where do you see that?

(I almost forgot to include the Rangemaster! Is that crazy?) Anyway, I am presuming that certifcations do not expire.. Is this correct? As there are...

Speaking of the price of tranmitters let's go ahead and look at thhe current prices. There's actually numerous discontinued certified Part 15 AM trans...

Yeah.

That's very similar to a story that's been told here some years back by I forget who, but it involved ASCAP and the other one besides BMI and they res...

Way back in 2010 this reoccurring topic (all these topics are reoccurring aren't they?) came up here, not for the first time, and there are several in...