Ramsey Electronics FM10A Manual De Usuario

 
   The Ramsey FM10A is a true STEREO FM broadcast transmitter, which 
any person may build and use in accordance with the rules of your nation’s  
telecommunications authority.  For U.S. residents, that authority is the 
Federal Communications Commission (FCC).  The FM10A's low-power 
broadcasting capability and other practical uses can be fun and interesting 
for people of all ages, but  the FM10A is definitely not a toy.  We will refer to 
the FCC regulations frequently in this manual and provide you with some 
information necessary to enjoy the FM10A's capabilities in accordance with 
the law. 
 
   Typical uses for the FM10A include the following: 
 

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Extension of home stereo system - without wires. 

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Listening aid for auditoriums, churches. 

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Student-operated school radio station. 

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College dorm favorite music broadcast service. 

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Short-range, two-channel experiments and demonstrations. 

 
   We think you will be very pleased with the transmitting range, audio quality, 
frequency stability and stereo channel separation of this build-it-yourself FM 
stereo transmitter.  If you follow our assembly directions carefully and use 
your FM10A in accordance with applicable FCC rules, a whole new world of 
sharing music, news and views with friends and neighbors awaits you. 
 
   Since the sharing of music and information is vital to the culture of our late- 
20th-century global community, we realized that our FM10A low-power FM 
Stereo Transmitter kit was certain to attract worldwide interest among 
hobbyists, students and "pioneers."  While the use of the FM10A may need 
to be limited to "wireless stereo extensions" in some USA households (to 
comply with FCC Rules, Part 15), we have seen it serve very well as a 
serious, though simple, broadcast station for remote villages throughout the 
world where low cost AM-FM receivers are available to people of all 
economic levels.  After you're done building your kit, sitting back and 
listening to your handiwork, consider this: many other FM10A's just like 
yours are faithfully relaying news and information to listeners in remote parts 
around the world.  The FM10A is most definitely not a toy!