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Is it possiable to create a short range an fm broadcasting device,
which can cover/override all fm frequencies within that area? thanks, Enrico De Majorca |
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![]() wrote in message oups.com... Is it possiable to create a short range an fm broadcasting device, which can cover/override all fm frequencies within that area? Not without violating FCC (or equivalent) laws. I suppose its possible to create a powerful enough signal to override FM transmissions but outside of your override area you will be causing significant interference. So you have a conflict. To be powerful enough to be effective, its interference effects won't be limited to short range. Your neighbors will eventually hunt you down and castrate you. ScottW |
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What would be the interference range if I want to Broadcast to a short
range (5-10 Meter). |
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![]() wrote in message oups.com... What would be the interference range if I want to Broadcast to a short range (5-10 Meter). Too many variables to compute. That all depends on the strength of the signal you're attempting to override and the necessary strength of the signal to suppress it which really depends on the quality of the limiters in the receivers. A high quality receiver with a good limiter will be easier to jam with a low power signal when its tuned to a low power signal. People do make local jamming equipment for military uses, for example: http://www.shoghi.co.in/DMIR4.htm Lots of info there. ScottW |
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thanks Scott
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