[campcaster-support] Transmitter Suggestions

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Hi

Anyone have any suggestions for transmitters?

I am based in Japan.

According to Japanese law The Electric Field Intensity should be
under 500 U V/m within 3 metres of the transmitter or under 200 U V/m
within 500 metres.

I have no idea what that means. But part of the learning curve.

Thanks for your help.

Jason

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Check out freeradio.org. They have lots of kits or pre-assembled
transmitters, along with lots of technical and legal info (for US, but
I'm sure they would appreciate any input on international regs for their
documents).

David

Jason Byrne wrote:
> Hi
>
> Anyone have any suggestions for transmitters?
>
> I am based in Japan.
>
> According to Japanese law The Electric Field Intensity should be
> under 500 U V/m within 3 metres of the transmitter or under 200 U V/m
> within 500 metres.
>
> I have no idea what that means. But part of the learning curve.
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Jason
>
>
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Thanks David,

It is an interesting website.

However, for the transmitter, I`d prefer an out of the box, built to
legal specification low powered transmitter.

Jason

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I'd still suggest contacting freeradio. They have been in the business
for a while and may be able to either provide an out of the box solution
based on your specs or suggest somewhere that could provide such a solution.

Jason Byrne wrote:
> Thanks David,
>
> It is an interesting website.
>
> However, for the transmitter, I`d prefer an out of the box, built to
> legal specification low powered transmitter.
>
> Jason
>
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OH I see.

OK thanks. I will do that.

Jason

David Wrote:
>I'd still suggest contacting freeradio.

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