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Welcome to give some advice for the transmitter products!!

 
HLLY
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#1 | Posted: 17 Aug 2008 03:39
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Welcome to give some advice for the transmitter products!!
We will try to make the product better!!

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abc
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#2 | Posted: 17 Aug 2008 05:33 | Edited by: abc
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Maybe make and offer RF amplifier add-on units to go with certain transmitters.

Also, maybe offer more types of antennas.
Guest
#3 | Posted: 17 Aug 2008 06:55
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HLLY
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#4 | Posted: 17 Aug 2008 18:08
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OK, HLLY Electronics will product several kinds of RF Amplifier in the next few monthes!
Also HLLY Electronics will have cheap simple FM transmitter available in half year!

Thank you
Damian
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#5 | Posted: 8 Nov 2008 06:28
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A good addition to the product range would be vfo kits(low, medium and high power) in prebuilt or kit form in my estimation.
Joe
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#6 | Posted: 8 Dec 2008 19:22
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Yes, add-on outboard RF amplifier. :)
Joe
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#7 | Posted: 8 Dec 2008 20:13
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Any chance you would develop a 6-160 meter SSB HF ham radio transceiver? Your company seems to have the skill to break in to that market!
Bob
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#8 | Posted: 30 Dec 2008 14:03
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I would like the ability to vary the power. I am considering using the Villa 0.5w transmitter for a church application in the US. I want just enough power to transmit within the confines of a large, two-story, concrete building and minimize the possibility of interference with other audio equipment. There is also the FCC 25mW limit for unlicensed transmitters. So, yes, a variable RF amplifier would be ideal.
Joe
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#9 | Posted: 31 Dec 2008 18:35
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TX-99A suggestions:
1- A ground post on the rear for earth ground.
2- Access to adjust the audio input level. As simple as a hole drilled in the side or rear of the cabinet to reach the potentiometer with a small screwdriver.
3- Add 4 small rubber, stick-on feet to the underside.
4- Like Bob said, RF power control. Similar to #2 above but for RF output.
5- A complete printed user manual with schematics. Include a "cutting chart" for the telescopic antenna to show proper lengths of the elements at various frequencies for best SWR.
Mark
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#10 | Posted: 21 Feb 2010 03:39
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RDS encoder
Joss
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#11 | Posted: 23 Feb 2010 07:05
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It would affect the price but I think a LPF (priority) and RDS would be useful!
 
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