line out on FM100 to AM25?

[BRIZBOMB]

where would be the best place to tap a line level signal on my FM100 to send to a AM25 so we could broadcast on FM & AM simultaneously? i'm well aware that i could use a mixer and split the signal but i wish to use the mic input and mixer of the FM100.

why AM & FM? at our hot rod car meets, many cars have only AM and all the FM guys can't pick up AM without antennas. if we could pack just the FM100, AM25, a mic and CD player, this would be a nice simple set up for our events.

using only the whip antennas and FCC kosher wattage, would there be any problems working these two units close together?

thanks!

[ April 17, 2002: Message edited by: BRIZBOMB ]

[Phil]

Another approach is to use a good FM radio to pick up the FM signal, then feed it into the AM25.

I would suggest keeping your AM and FM antennas a little apart - and by using the radio pick up approach, this is easy. Think of your FM transmitter as doubling as a STL for your AM. Oh, and when you upgrade to an AM Stereo transmitter, as many hobbyists will likely be doing in the near future, using a FM stereo receiver - such as a radio walkman - will give you a stereo feed for your AM Stereo transmitter.