>bought a 1991 fm/am radio this week>very nice sound quality, but no line input or anything>assumed it was basically locked to normal radio forever>yet i found out the FCC allows unlicensed FM broadcasts with low-power transmitters, like across a room>saw some $15 FM device with a line input (plan on using an old mp3 player)aside from the autistic/asinine setup, would this work as described? i had no idea devices like that were even legal...
>>109423821yes, you set it to an empty radio station and transmit sound to an am/fm radio.They don't sound very good, you're better off soldering an aux in jack on your clock radio, you do have a soldering iron right?
>>109423821>bought a 1991 fm/am radio this week>very nice sound quality,I doubt it, most radio went digital a while ago.
>>109423870>most radio went digital a while ago.Not in the US.
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>>109423963Me on the right
>>109423963>ifunny.co
>>109423821I think soldering cables to the estereo audio input signal would be way cooler, if it has a cassette player you can use the 3 line input of it's head as a hacked aux input
