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YXHT 150W FM Transmitter Schematic

150W FM transmitter - FM Transmitter - YXHT

FREQUENTLY APPLICABLE USES:1) Community Radio stations2) LPFM radio stations3) City radio stations4) Christian Ch
www.yxhtqq.com

Stop buying chinese crap.

The web page says 6 year warrantee. Good luck getting that fulfilled.

I kinda want to see this abomination for myself. PM me for address.

Or just throw it in the dumpster. The world will be a better place for it.
 
Looked at the website, one would think they would have a "representative / dealer" in the US or Canada. Open up the circuit board(s) and check.* Somewhere there might be a part number stamped. Sometimes Google will get you headed in the correct direction with the part number.

IMHO You should be running something that the FCC has approved if you are "legal". In theory the commission could fine you for using unapproved equipment, but that's another thread.

*Always use safe procedures especially when dealing capacitors and power supply circuits.
 
AlligatorClipz said:

150W FM transmitter - FM Transmitter - YXHT

FREQUENTLY APPLICABLE USES:1) Community Radio stations2) LPFM radio stations3) City radio stations4) Christian Ch
www.yxhtqq.com

Stop buying chinese crap.

The web page says 6 year warrantee. Good luck getting that fulfilled.

I kinda want to see this abomination for myself. PM me for address.

Or just throw it in the dumpster. The world will be a better place for it.
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Not my choice. A friend dropped it on me to ask about the RS232 jack. I couldn't find anything on line so thought I would throw it out here. I prefer US made transmitters myself
 
The website has a phone number. I guess you (or someone with an international call plan) could call and hopefully someone there can speak English and get a manual. I also like USA made stuff but the Canadian Nautel equipment is good too.

I heard some of the European transmitters are good but I have never been around any European built stuff except Alcatel phone equipment.
 
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