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Radio Summer Camp - 0 to 100 watts in 4 days
Learn how to build an FM transmitter and set up a low power FM broadcast station.
Free Radio Berkeley brings you - Radio Summer Camp
0 to 100 watts in 4 days
Learn how to build an FM transmitter and set up a low power FM broadcast station.
A four day workshop session sponsored by Free Radio Berkeley to teach you how to build FM broadcast transmitters (and other related items such as antennas) and set up a low power (15-100 watt) community radio station capable of covering a broadcast radius between 5 and 15 milesdepending on power, terrain and antenna height.
The workshop tuition is $100-$200 sliding scale. Kits for transmitters, antennas, etc. may be purchased for assembly during the workshop session. Average cost for a kit package which includes the transmitter, antenna, power supply and antenna cable runs between $300 and $600 depending on kits and power level chosen. Kits will be provided for assembly experience whether you purchase one or not. Hands-on experience is emphasized throughout the 4 day session.
Radio Camp Dates for 2005
July 1-4, 2005
September 2-5, 2005
The Radio Camp starts at 10 am and ends at 6 pm everyday. Location is the Free Radio Berkeley shop in Oakland, California. Address is 2311 Adeline St., Unit P. Between 23rd Street and West Grand.
Contact FRB for details on public transit connections, local hotels and motels and airlines serving the Oakland and San Francisco airports.
http://www.freeradio.org
xmtrman [at] pacbell.net
An attempt will be made to make housing arrangements for out of town
participants who request assistance. If possible, attendees should make their own housing arrangements. Ask for a listing of local motels and hostels.
You may register for the session by sending your name, address, etc. to Free Radio Berkeley. Contact us if you have any specific questions or require further information. The Micropower Broadcasting primer, available from the FRB web site, will be used as one of the primary documents for the session.
Contact:
xmtrman [at] pacbell.net
http://www.freeradio.org
0 to 100 watts in 4 days
Learn how to build an FM transmitter and set up a low power FM broadcast station.
A four day workshop session sponsored by Free Radio Berkeley to teach you how to build FM broadcast transmitters (and other related items such as antennas) and set up a low power (15-100 watt) community radio station capable of covering a broadcast radius between 5 and 15 milesdepending on power, terrain and antenna height.
The workshop tuition is $100-$200 sliding scale. Kits for transmitters, antennas, etc. may be purchased for assembly during the workshop session. Average cost for a kit package which includes the transmitter, antenna, power supply and antenna cable runs between $300 and $600 depending on kits and power level chosen. Kits will be provided for assembly experience whether you purchase one or not. Hands-on experience is emphasized throughout the 4 day session.
Radio Camp Dates for 2005
July 1-4, 2005
September 2-5, 2005
The Radio Camp starts at 10 am and ends at 6 pm everyday. Location is the Free Radio Berkeley shop in Oakland, California. Address is 2311 Adeline St., Unit P. Between 23rd Street and West Grand.
Contact FRB for details on public transit connections, local hotels and motels and airlines serving the Oakland and San Francisco airports.
http://www.freeradio.org
xmtrman [at] pacbell.net
An attempt will be made to make housing arrangements for out of town
participants who request assistance. If possible, attendees should make their own housing arrangements. Ask for a listing of local motels and hostels.
You may register for the session by sending your name, address, etc. to Free Radio Berkeley. Contact us if you have any specific questions or require further information. The Micropower Broadcasting primer, available from the FRB web site, will be used as one of the primary documents for the session.
Contact:
xmtrman [at] pacbell.net
http://www.freeradio.org
For more information:
http://www.freeradio.org
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it would be good if more of these transmitter kits or how to make one were avaiable by mail order 20 watt plans and instructions on how to build one and a list of tools nessary to build it sopeople could build it them selfs you would have a lot more radio stations out there because a do it your self transmitter kit is just what is needed to get a lot of transmitters out there after there hard to come by one purpose
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