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depends on your antenna and the height above the ground. Good antenna and on a big enough hill you can go 100 km with this. On your house with a shitty quarter wave like on ebay, you might get 15 km in the city.
That highly depends on the used antenna and the height of the antenna. A simple half-wave antenna at the roof of a two-story house will get 10 to 15 km range. But if you use a 4-element omnidirectional colinear antenna (having about 10 dBi gain) om a 40 meter tower without obstructing buildings around it, it will be 60 km or more. Hope this helps. Cheers.
Should reach about 30 miles for reception at broadcast quality but that assumes you would have it connected to a multi-array collinear antenna at sufficient height ( 40 ft at least) to get that performance. With just a simple (cheap) quarter wave ground plane antenna, you are lucky to get 5 to 10 miles. So the antenna is really the secret here. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collinear_antenna_array
@@DjSmoothNY - What you should do is build a J-Pole antenna out of 1 inch copper pipe. There are things on the internet on how to calculate one out for FM broadcast. THey are very flat in response and will handle high power as well as have incredible gain on vertical. The transmit angle of a quarter wave puts most of the power into the sky. A J-Pole will put most of the power along a horizontal axis and be vertically polarized.
In terms of RF performance (modulation, harmonics, spurious, frequency stability and so on), it meets and exceeds all FCC requirements. If Tuigicom actually has submitted it for an FCC certification I do not know, you would have to talk to the manufacturer for that.
I really dont understand why You compare Chinese transmitters with this one? Its non-sense cause that Chinese cost 50 box ant that Tugicom cost God-only-knows how much.
I say buy a bunch of cheap CZH's. Lower your power, but be near your audience. That's you're "best" sound! The trick is, coordinating audio between transmitters! NOW WE'RE COOKING BABY!!
You can't compare a cheap Chinese rice box to a broadcast quality transmitter that has the whole exciter and encoder part done in the digital domain through a DSP based design. Actually, considering the quality of build and modulation, this transmitter is cheap - a commercial FM broadcast exciter/speech processor would set you back ten thousand dollars at a minimum, and the signal quality of such a unit might actually be inferior to this one.
@@LifeIsTooShortForQRP totally agree, the tugicom exciters are a bargain for a pro-quality unit. i wish they made one that produces 0-50 watts adjustable down to the milliwatt range.
Far too expensive to be considered a pirate transmitter. Too much to lose. You can get just as good results and just as clean signal with something a fraction of the cost of this. If it's not approved for legal use, then what is the point of it?
Not a pirate pcs fm trasnmitter its community radio or commercial broadcast and what i mean about traslator is you have rds on board so buy a few of these units and make sure rds pi codes match thats what most commercial stations use this unit for
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The power meter is right on the nose at 300 watts just as he says. If you have never used a bird meter, then yes it would look weird to you. The slugs used have a freq range and also a multiplier that has to be taken into account. But be sure that bird read it at 300 watts and that is what the display on the unit said.
Grease! Great Music! Thanks for sharing this bro. Transmitter looks TIGHT!
I agree, I'd be a radio fan
need help with my dce 300 watt display not working
nice ! what kind of antenna there buddy ?
I asked the same
it's called a dummy load. basically a big resistor that gets hot...
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What about km range ?
Sir
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What abot km range?
depends on your antenna and the height above the ground. Good antenna and on a big enough hill you can go 100 km with this. On your house with a shitty quarter wave like on ebay, you might get 15 km in the city.
How many kilometer range sir
That highly depends on the used antenna and the height of the antenna. A simple half-wave antenna at the roof of a two-story house will get 10 to 15 km range. But if you use a 4-element omnidirectional colinear antenna (having about 10 dBi gain) om a 40 meter tower without obstructing buildings around it, it will be 60 km or more. Hope this helps. Cheers.
LifeIsTooShortForQRP thanks for idea sir.😁
And the antenna ?
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Thanks for the info.
How far does the signal reach? Could this be used in a small town to setup a local radio station?
Should reach about 30 miles for reception at broadcast quality but that assumes you would have it connected to a multi-array collinear antenna at sufficient height ( 40 ft at least) to get that performance. With just a simple (cheap) quarter wave ground plane antenna, you are lucky to get 5 to 10 miles. So the antenna is really the secret here. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collinear_antenna_array
Do you still have this unit? Would a 5/8 wavelength antenna give you more distance than 5 -10 miles with a cheaper antenna?
@@DjSmoothNY - What you should do is build a J-Pole antenna out of 1 inch copper pipe. There are things on the internet on how to calculate one out for FM broadcast. THey are very flat in response and will handle high power as well as have incredible gain on vertical. The transmit angle of a quarter wave puts most of the power into the sky. A J-Pole will put most of the power along a horizontal axis and be vertically polarized.
How can i know if this Unit is FCC certified?
In terms of RF performance (modulation, harmonics, spurious, frequency stability and so on), it meets and exceeds all FCC requirements. If Tuigicom actually has submitted it for an FCC certification I do not know, you would have to talk to the manufacturer for that.
4 km mitre rennge ,what is fm transmitter price in india
I really dont understand why You compare Chinese transmitters with this one? Its non-sense cause that Chinese cost 50 box ant that Tugicom cost God-only-knows how much.
+nnadzak over 2000 Dollars........pffffft ;.(
I say buy a bunch of cheap CZH's. Lower your power, but be near your audience. That's you're "best" sound! The trick is, coordinating audio between transmitters! NOW WE'RE COOKING BABY!!
You can't compare a cheap Chinese rice box to a broadcast quality transmitter that has the whole exciter and encoder part done in the digital domain through a DSP based design. Actually, considering the quality of build and modulation, this transmitter is cheap - a commercial FM broadcast exciter/speech processor would set you back ten thousand dollars at a minimum, and the signal quality of such a unit might actually be inferior to this one.
@@LifeIsTooShortForQRP totally agree, the tugicom exciters are a bargain for a pro-quality unit. i wish they made one that produces 0-50 watts adjustable down to the milliwatt range.
nailed it m2j
how to order an fm transmitter 500 watts?
What about this one?
www.ebay.com/itm/120528740839
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Far too expensive to be considered a pirate transmitter. Too much to lose. You can get just as good results and just as clean signal with something a fraction of the cost of this. If it's not approved for legal use, then what is the point of it?
Selling to wannabe pirates with more money than technical skill....
Ideal for commercial broadcast traslator became you have rds for each site
Not a pirate pcs fm trasnmitter its community radio or commercial broadcast and what i mean about traslator is you have rds on board so buy a few of these units and make sure rds pi codes match thats what most commercial stations use this unit for
Link?
CZH 5C 5 Watt FM Tranmitter
How to hyperlink?
I would like to porches one
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How much did you pay for yours
$1800 I think it was. I do not own it any more, sold it again. Never got to placing a decent antenna.
how to ordet
Try www.tugicom.com . But I think they went belly up.
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You boast about how good this is, yet the power meter isn't even accurate.
the power meter reads wierd because the transmitter is connected to a dummy load. when connected to an antenna the power meter is accurate.
imagine this guy walking back into a car dealership with the window sticker and box of fuel recipients waving his fist.
The power meter is right on the nose at 300 watts just as he says. If you have never used a bird meter, then yes it would look weird to you. The slugs used have a freq range and also a multiplier that has to be taken into account. But be sure that bird read it at 300 watts and that is what the display on the unit said.
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Thes is made in israel
Nice pirate radio station.😱
Another pirate broadcaster....lol