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Old 02-18-2015, 11:31 PM
TUD1 TUD1 is offline
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I'm expeienced in toilets, lights, and vacuum cleaners. But I'm not very experienced in tube radios. I'll have to study the rectifier tube socket and all sorts of stuff before I can do that. Can you explain that just a little bit, please?

Can anyone tell me about small low power AM transmitters? The local AM station that I very much enjoyed is defunct, so now I have nothing to listen to except gospel and jabber-jabber. I hate both. Any ideas how I can play my own music over my antique radios without making the FCC mad?
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