see attachment for my FM transmitter.
It works weird.
When my transmitter is close to my regen receiver and my commercial radio, it floods part of a station. I'm afraid to change the transmitter frequency because some frequencies cause interference to my moms TV.
When I'm about say 15 meters away from the transmitter, I seem to pick up the signal at two frequency points on my superregen. It seems that as I begin my tuning, the 108Mhz station (Y108 in hamilton) comes in first, then as that fades, my music that I transmit comes in nicely, then I get silence, then I get my music again, and then finally white noise.
When I am farther away (about 250 or so feet), I can pick it up if I hit the frequency dead-on and the receiver is in the correct position.
Is there any way that I can increase the range of my transmitter, and maintain the quality of the sound without increasing the voltage or changing the transmitting frequency?
It works weird.
When my transmitter is close to my regen receiver and my commercial radio, it floods part of a station. I'm afraid to change the transmitter frequency because some frequencies cause interference to my moms TV.
When I'm about say 15 meters away from the transmitter, I seem to pick up the signal at two frequency points on my superregen. It seems that as I begin my tuning, the 108Mhz station (Y108 in hamilton) comes in first, then as that fades, my music that I transmit comes in nicely, then I get silence, then I get my music again, and then finally white noise.
When I am farther away (about 250 or so feet), I can pick it up if I hit the frequency dead-on and the receiver is in the correct position.
Is there any way that I can increase the range of my transmitter, and maintain the quality of the sound without increasing the voltage or changing the transmitting frequency?
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