June Winner: N/A
May Winner: Bob Barton

 

• Synthesized 88 to 108 MHz for no frequency drift!
• Professional quality for exercise clubs, realtors, drive-ins
• Adjustable RF output power
• Microprocessor controlled
• The ideal campus or school radio station
• No annoying hum - even better stereo separation than the original!
• New design features Line In and Loop Out 1/8" Stereo jacks!
• New version features F style antenna output

FM25B: Professional Synthesized FM Stereo Transmitter Kit
Need professional quality features but can't justify the cost of a commercial FM exciter? The FM25B is the answer! A cut above the rest, the FM25B features a PIC microprocessor for easy frequency programming without the need for look-up tables or complicated formulas! The transmit frequency is easily set using DIP switches, no need for tuning coils or "tweaking" to work with today's digital receivers. Frequency drift is a thing of the past with PLL control making your signal rock solid all the time - just like commercial stations. The FM25B's real claim to fame however is the use of the latest cutting edge stereo generator on the market. The audio quality is excellent with amazingly good stereo separation to keep even the pickiest audiophiles happy! Connections are as good as they get; use the provided cable to interface with the line output of any CD player, tape deck, computer or mike mixer. Just build it, plug it in, and you're on the air!

TM100: Tru-Match FM Broadcast Antenna Kit
We've been besieged with calls asking us where to get a good quality FM Broadcast antenna. Well, we put one of our best RF engineers to the task and came up with this killer of an antenna, we call it the Tru-Match 100. Why Tru-Match? Because matching your antenna to your transmitter is the single most important link in your transmitter set-up - and a good antenna and match is the secret to getting maximum range. When we say match we mean electrical impedance match... if the proper impedances are not maintained between transmitter and antenna, power is reflected back away from the antenna and back into the transmitter! This can cause the final amplifier stage to be damaged, not to mention a spurious signal and lousy range. In real commercial transmitter installations, it is not uncommon for the antenna matching equipment to actually be larger in size than the whole transmitter itself!

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