Would it be possible to transmit to AM radio frequency on a HAM radio if all other communications went down due to a natural disaster? Not asking if it is legal just if it is possible...
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>Pic related, but not me...
thanks for the heads up, I would have thought you were an astronaut in space otherwise
>>51449404
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>>51449286
Regardless of whether other communications are down, it should work. You would have to swap the crystal or oscillator in the HAM radio with one that generates a suitable frequency for AM, and presumably crank the power up a bit if you want it to go very far at all.
One project in some electronics kits for kids is a very low power AM transmitter. It's amazingly simple and can transmit to regular AM radios in the same room if you choose a frequency that isn't taken.
>>51449286
you can transmit anything, just open the mic, play your AM radio and there u go!!
>>51449286
>>51449434
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>>51449645
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>>51449645
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>>51449286
>down due to a natural disaster
Elaboate natural disaster
So long as you have power, you most likely can ignore anything else going on Hurricananes no problem Fires What fires
There are possiblities that these could create interference but basically so long as you hardware is up and going there will not be a problem This is one thing that Ham radio people like to make a big deal of
in the unlikely event that the natural disaster is a specific type of solar flare you may have problems from that causing intereference but it is unlikley
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>>51449286
In a real disaster the last thing you'd want to do is fiddle with electronics.
Use FM you dipshit
There is no reason to use AM
>>51449783
>Use FM you dipshit
>There is no reason to use AM
except that fm is very short range
>>51449825
Single Sideband (SSB) would be more practical in terms of range, and most Ham radios have it
>>51449654
And then you feels troled when you realize there isn't...
