Lot's of info here on BMI/ASCAP: BMI ASCAP on Part15.us The ground issue is a puzzler. Probably best not to use any structural component of the...
Ask a question, get an answer - Part15.us is kewl! "Linux is also really helpful when using older, donated computers as it tends to run faster/use ...
Maybe if someone posted some links to tutorials, downloads, or more information... Here's what's on Part15.us already 😀 Experimental broa...
Happy to say that by responding immediatley to the NAL, agreeing to immediately cease all activities and after sending some very apologetic letters t...
1. Be more specific in your post title. People are busy, and scan the topics for something interesting or that they can help with. A bunch of threa...
I would say don't use call letters that start with K or W, in the three or four letter format. Lot's of stations do, but MRAM's note points out an im...
Congratulations on the new space - that's sounds wonderful. There is a passage in Part 15 that explicitly states that part 15 devices cannot caus...
I think some were even about plugins ZARA Let us know how it goes...
Interesting. When I was driving through Northern California a year ago, I heard something very similar in the expanded AM band. The stations I heard...
The transformer might be effecting your transmitter audio frequency output. CD quality sound is 20HZ to 20 KHz, cassette tapes were around 200 Hz to ...
I have an older Gizmo transmitter, which has an estimated RF output of 10-15 mW with the 100mW DC Power input limit. I've been looking at ways to leg...
Seems unlikely, considering your Alabama location. This link: will give you some information about ground conductivity which is the relevant asp...
I think you are right. You should be fine. One thing to watch out for would be splatter if the sound card output is too high for the mic input. You...
While this thread is centered on real time processing, it might be worth a moment to check out Peak Limiter at: Peak Limiter is a nice little WAV...
A 500 foot antenna would not need a loading coil 🙂 well, maybe a little one, depending on your frequency. Anything much shorter, and an loading c...