MAX2606 range
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MAX2606 range
If i use the standard diagram for the MAX2606 specified as here: http://www.maxim-ic.com/appnotes.cfm/ap ... umber/1869 (i think mintymp3 uses the same?) what is the approx. range of the signal then ?
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FM Tranmitter
Chaostic, Do you have any schematics for the stand alone tranmitter? I'd like to build somthing like that but I'm not having any luck with a design. Any help would be appreciated.
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Re: FM Tranmitter
If you look at the very first post in this thread, by harryv, the link shows the schematic. Now, if you want a actual circuit board for the schematic, I haven't got that far yet. I have yet to do anything. But once school finishes next week, its breadboarding time.FattyMcCrimm wrote:Chaostic, Do you have any schematics for the stand alone tranmitter? I'd like to build somthing like that but I'm not having any luck with a design. Any help would be appreciated.
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//The FCC says only 150uV/meter at 10 meters is allowed so I'm guessing any more power than what this has could not be FCC certified and sold at retail outlets nationwide.//
Found that on some site. The legal fm transmitter needs to be under under 1050vu/meter at ten meters. Then again, I doubt that the FCC Gestapo will be outside your car or whatnot making sure you transmit at that strength. Just, dont try pirate radioing and you will be safe.
Found that on some site. The legal fm transmitter needs to be under under 1050vu/meter at ten meters. Then again, I doubt that the FCC Gestapo will be outside your car or whatnot making sure you transmit at that strength. Just, dont try pirate radioing and you will be safe.
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