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Re: [LPFM] Preferred Transmitters

Hi,


As you've said, it depends on a hell of a lot of things. Roughly, you
should get about 2 km. This is based on the formula:

range in metres = 2400 x sqrt[power in watts]

which is used at this page: http://www.veronica.co.uk/range.htm


Edwin



valdusradio wrote:

> Also, what is the expected range of a 500mW transmitter? Some places
> I have seen say they can get 10km, others say 200m. I guess it all
> depends on what antenna you have and also where it is sited, but
> generally speaking, how far will it go?





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I'm very keen on getting into the LPFM scene, and am currently looking at getting a transmitter. The "NRG" http://www.nrgkitsfm.com/NRG-FM-Transmitters.html ...
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Jan 16, 2005
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Hi, As you've said, it depends on a hell of a lot of things. Roughly, you should get about 2 km. This is based on the formula: range in metres = 2400 x...
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Jan 16, 2005
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My aerial guy said 1 watt can do upto 50km easy if nothings in its way and no interference I would recommened the NRG Kits, Just makeshore you get a power...
Ethan .L.
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Jan 16, 2005
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Could people out there that have the Veronica brand of transmitter, please message me. I have a few queries for you. Cheers ... Do you Yahoo!? Meet the all-new...
Michael Rowse
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Feb 7, 2005
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0.5 watts provides a range of 2km based on the accepted FM signal strength. Outside this range is may only possible on sensitive radios, such as most car...
Ross Levis
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Jan 16, 2005
4:24 am

... Outside this range is may only possible on sensitive radios, such as most car stereos. Reception on a home stereo outside this range would require a good ...
Geoff Barkman
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Jan 16, 2005
11:00 am

Veronica is crap, NRG is much much better Range depends on antenna location - if it is up nice and high, well clear of everything else, then you can achieve...
Jochen Siegenthaler
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Jan 16, 2005
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Hello Jochen. Why is NRG claimed to be better than Veronica please? I am sure a number of Veronica users would like to know. Thanks. ... Veronica is crap, NRG...
Brian Gallagher
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Jan 17, 2005
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Aah that old chestnut! The thing is NRG used to be Veronica, then there was a split in the company and the R.F. engineer went and became NRG and the ...
Yellowbeard
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Jan 17, 2005
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Hi Brian, Basically NRG are better because of design and performance. NRG are an improved design on the Veronica gear, they work better, are more stable...
Jochen Siegenthaler
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Jan 19, 2005
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Happy new year Jochen! It would depend on the receiver right? My home is about 8kms from my site but get stereo at home (even on a walkman). Only in my car...
Richard Phelps
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Jan 17, 2005
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Hi Richard, Happy New Year to you to! Yep, you are dead right. Range depends on receiver performance, which varies HUGELY. You can get crappy receivers, and...
Jochen Siegenthaler
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Jan 19, 2005
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... Agreed I have a 12 mhz band expander in my car... it basicly repeats every 12 mhz up the band ...eg. dial up 83.0 on the dial and it picks up 95.0... as ...
Geoff Barkman
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Jan 19, 2005
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... There are varying quality of band expanders. The one that we had in our old jap import honda from 1990 or so was a lot better then one that a friend had...
Richard Malcolm-Smith
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Jan 19, 2005
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... stations... ... almost. And moving to 0.2 spacing will make the safe cracking harder... ... radio, so that should ... Can't be done - the interference...
Jochen Siegenthaler
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Jan 24, 2005
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LPFM throw rocks. Full power use nukes....
Richard Phelps
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Jan 24, 2005
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... making it ... This is part of the detriment of fitting a band expander. you get a 'blank spot' on the dial. One way to solve it is: Replace your radio. ...
Jochen Siegenthaler
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