OUTLAW RADIO'S Micro FM Extended stay hotel studio is a very simple layout with two PC's & two XM's as program sources. The micro station covers about a mile with 100 milliwatts from an indoor antenna on the second floor location.
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Part 15 AM & FM Broadcasting & Transmitter reviews
Outlaw Radio To Go!
10 Watt Transmitter &
Behringer DC Powered mixer
Here is an all in one studio/transmitter set up for the broadcaster on the go!
Everything pictured can be operated off a 12 volt battery; The transmitter is a ten watt mono capable of covering over 15 miles with the right antenna and location; like on a high floor apartment or hotel balcony. SAM 3 is pictured on the laptop; but Zara radio 1.6 would make for a less demanding music playout system.
Taking Your Radio Station On The Road!
The FM DX antenna tunable 1/4wave ground wave was hung with 50lb fishing line from a beam in the room
(the room had a raised ceiling).
A EDM LED 100 milliwatt transmitter feeds the 1/4 wave GP ant with a short RG-8 cable.
The EDM is a rock solid transmitter which has served us well for over four years without a glitch.
This studio set relies on incoming feeds and call ins for programming, the Hi-Fi Sony VCR is used to record longer programs up to eight hours in the EP mode. A DAT recorder from Panasonic is also used for recording incoming streams & codecs; compressors/ limiters & processors are used to clean up the audio which is routed into the rugged Mackie mixer via two patch bays.
This cost effective set up rest on a five foot table, yet it is very flexible and perfect for the podcaster or talk show host who want to have quality feeds at their disposal.
This studio was a temporary studio set up, while the transmitter shack studio got a makeover. The set up also included three computers which were located to the left for audio editing and downloading streams. The music play out was SAM 3, but was replaced with Zara Radio which proved far more stable than SAM 3. Has set up, two separate feeds were available; one for the AM signals and the other for two FM's. The ID's and liners are separate on the two FM's and AM.
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