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schematic or transmitter

schematic or transmitter

schematic or transmitter

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I am searching for a source; a radio transmitter using VHF or UHF signals on one frequency, with a selection of three frequencies. Power= DC. Range about 2 miles. Off the shelf would be great but a schematic will help. Thanks.

RE: schematic or transmitter

What kind of signal do you want to xmit ? How fast, and what
kind of error rate can you afford?

<nbucska@pcperipherals.com>

RE: schematic or transmitter

The Circuit Cellar Inc. has advertisers with just what you need.   They also have articles and related schematics.  You will need to know if you have line of sight or interference issues.  Otherwise, it is best to license or rent a system.  Bandwidth is expensive.  nbucska questions are critical.  You need to have clear systems requirements before investigating costs or alternatives.  Requirements are "what" you need to do.  You mentioned needing UHF VHF with 3 frequencies.  That is "How" you do something.  That is anathema to good systems engineering.

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