Years ago I hosted my old end80radio site on a free server based in the UK or somewhere, registered the domain name and routed it through the also fre...

Ok. Guess I shouldn't have said anything - I really don't know part 15 FM issues at all, have no experience or interest in it really, but do know it's...

Putting it visually in perspective: Size:80*48*8mm - That's roughly 3 inches x 2 inches and less than a half inch thick, so this transmitter is abou...

Mark, with the transmitter I linked and pictured, it's pretty unlikely that "attenuating the power" would be of any concern to insure it's legality. ...

Feel for him, but like I asked before, who'd he expect to be his market? Presumably, since he's in Canada, he expected Canadians, and certification is...

Took a look around, a couple bucks less on Amazon, skimmed through about 20 reviews there, most positive, primary complaints are it's tiny and delicat...

@mark It's powered by USB-type-C, like a phone, 5 volts. It's output power is 500mW max. It definitely is as compliant part 15 as anything else. No, i...

I notice that link I put above yesterday is now sold today for $189 + shipping, What's curious to me is that it appears you do indeed have to put it a...

I can totally agree with that.  

A little tidbit: United States: Holds the highest total government debt in dollar terms (over $38 trillion), but a lower debt-to-GDP ratio compare...