Re: FM sender with DDAR

["Dan James" <UKHA@xxxxxxx>]

I thought that was the case....

I will probably give it a go as it means I don't have t  lay loads of
cable round the house...

I have already upset the neighbours as they managed to pick up my
modulated CCTV signal on their video channel!!! :-) (and that was
legal!)

Interestingly I have emailed Veronica and got this responce:
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I'm not sure or aware of any laws tied with the 50mWatt Stereo, all I
do
know is that it's very low power and it will not do any harm. If
you'd
prefer t  talk t  one of our technical guys before you commit
yourself then
give us a call.
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So there you go!



--- In ukha_d@y..., "Paul Gordon" <paul_gordon@h...> wrote:
> >
> >Thats the legal position, but as Paul says, if no-one knows about
it then
> >nothing will happen. Just dont tune it t  a frequency where
someone will
> >overhear it or it wipes out a genuine radio station. IT probably
wont go
> >for
> >more then a few hundred metres anyway....unless you buy the bigger
ones in
> >which case you are asking to be caught.
> >
> >
>
> And there speaketh the voice of the all-knowing Keith! - quite
right too! -
> my testing suggests I am only getting about 30 metres range
(although I know
> it "should" be able to go t  a great deal more than
that...), and
when I
> tuned it I did so by turning my Hi-Fi on, manually tuning through
the
> appropriate part of the FM band until I could hear nothing
recognisable at
> all, and then tuning the transmitter t  that frequency. Thus I know
I am not
> interfering with anything else locally.
>
> Paul G.
>
>
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