Multi Transmitter Network for AM FM Part 15 Microbroadcasting

Expanding your own broadcast empire with a multiple transmitter network

Apt Complex
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Apt Complex
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Condo Community

RV PARK

Setting up a micro broadcast network, allows you to expand your coverage as funding and time permits.

EXAMPLE OF A LARGE
NETWORK WITH MULTIPLE HUBS

MORE INFORMATION
ON STUDIO TO TRANSMITTER LINKS

A Procaster AM transmitter can easily be used in place of or in addition to the FM transmitters.

Part 15 FM Coverage Area Chart

A Part 15 FM transmitter can legally cover
114 Acres with a 1.9 Microvolt signal.
More than enough to cover the
above 100 acre development.

Transmitter Networking

Mini broadcast networks have many advantages over Internet radio stations.

Advantages include:
Per listener cost is much lower than streaming

Operating cost goes down as your listener count increases

Listeners don't need an Internet connection or computer to listen

WE TEACH BROADCASTING

The future of micro broadcasting growth is with mini networks
of transmitters.

A modified C.Crane can reach 750ft
in each direction in the right location. That's 1,500ft across; more than enough to cover a medium sized apartment complex.

Transmitters that can be used to build your radio network.

Rangemaster

The Ramsey FM30b can easily cover a 1/4 mile with a good signal. That is 1/2 mile across; more than enough to cover a good size condo/apartment community, shopping area or auto mall.

The EDM transmitters are flexible in their output. EDM's can cover a small apartment or a very large townhouse community
with the right antenna.

The Rangemaster AM transmitter, when well grounded can cover a distance of about a mile with a good car radio. In house coverage about 1/4mile. The Rangemaster is the most expensive transmitter to network; with the least results.

The Procaster offers the most bang for the buck when compared to other certified AM transmitters.

The Procaster is also the easiest to tune of all the AM transmitters.