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Re: Small Video FM Transmitter: Any ideas or sources?

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From: brown
Date: Fri, 06 Feb 1987 06:59
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In article <1426@umd5> cgs@umd5.umd.edu (Chris Sylvain) writes:
[... stuff about transmitting NTSC TV from a model plane ...]
>Please, Mr. Video, go look at the FCC Regulations, especially Part 15.

Ok, so I didn't know that a portion of the HAM band was opened up.
But, I got the impression from the poster that he wanted a cheap way
of doing it, ie, NTSC transmitter to a portable tv set.  There aren't
many portable tvs around that pick up the ham frequency area.  The
cheap way to a portable tv, over two miles, would require a transmitter
out of FCC minimum requirements for non-license.

Also, as we have seen in a reply from the poster (and others), that the
problem area is in Canada, which the FCC can't do anything about.
I have no answer for there, as I don't know the Canadian rules,
but my original idea about transmitting to a portable tv will
probably be out of spec in Canada as well.
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Subject: Re: Small Video FM Transmitter: Any ideas or sources?
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Date: Fri, 6-Feb-87 01:59:52 EST
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Posted: Fri Feb  6 01:59:52 1987
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