Good one Nigel
Welcome to the LPFM family :)

My TX is a Veronica... it runs well after I solved a few dry-joints on the
final transistor.... Just make sure you don't over modulate your sound
levels... you'll need a compressor/limiter of some kind.... my
compressor/limiter is the Audio stage in a stereo video recorder... circa
1984... every one gives me a hard time about that....

On Sun, 01 May 2005 20:54, Nigel King wrote:
> The Highway started test broadcasts today on 107.4 in Paeroa (Lemon &
> Paeroa Country) in the Hauraki District.
>
> We are a self funded community station. Our target audience is anyone who
> has ears so we will be playing just about everything.
>
> I am a first time LPFM transmitter and have set up the station from scratch
> so if anyone out there is a newbie to LPFM and is thinking of starting up, I
> have some recent experience and tips.
>
> I know this is almost sacrilege but I am not using an NRG Kit (I hear you
> scream) as a newbie and someone who goes the easy route I got the all-in-one
> Stereo Radio Station from Ramsey the FM100B and I am not disappointed. My
> test broadcasts using a 1/4 Wave Antenna from www.fmdxantenna.com on the top
> of a garden rake handle (yep you read it correctly) can be heard in crisp
> clean stereo all over town and for miles out on the plains. My mother lives
> on the other side of a hill from me and reception is perfect.
>
> Cheers
>
> Nigel
> The Highway 107.4
> Paeroa
>

Cheers Geoff Barkman ZL4TUX
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