Engineering FM – Part 5
A little break (strangely coincidentally, just as my penultimate term ended and my final year project got finished and handed in) later, and here we are again – another post in my series on engineering FM transmission at a community radio station. This time I’m going to be talking about how to properly power a [...]
Engineering FM – Part 2
This is the second in my series of posts looking at the engineering side of running a community radio station broadcasting on FM. For part one, look here. This post will be focusing on telemetry, focusing on doing telemetry over IP and integrating bidirectional telemetry for radio metadata. In our TX system we’ve got a [...]
Engineering FM – Part 1
This post is the first in a series of posts I’m going to do covering some of the engineering aspects of setting up a Community FM Radio station in the UK, and the lessons I and others learned while setting up the system. First a bit of background. The station I helped set up, Insanity [...]