7W 1W Long Range FM Transmitter with LCD & 3.5mm Audio Cable - Ideal for Drive-in Church, School & Supermarket Events, Light Shows & Fireworks Display - Black

Sender stört sich selbst, Eingang nicht gegen HF geschirmt, extreme Rückkopplung.

funciona muy bien lo uso para mi iglesia, pero rompí por accidente la antena ¿hay refacción?

Let's start with the item. Build quality looks and feels very solid. Instructions are clear and easy to understand. Simple to change between 1W and 7W settings, very simple to set transmit frequency. Sound quality is very good for the money, and in true stereo. I bought this to transmit music streamed from my PC around my house and out to the barn, and it does so very well. 1W easily covers my home and halfway down the block....which leads us to what needs to be discussed. The item has a legitimate FCC Part 15 number on it....but this item will EASILY violate part 15 on the 7 Watt setting. On a clear channel using the 7W setting, it will get out well over a mile. Put it up high outdoors, and the range doubles. The last thing you want to do is attract the ire of the FCC....but that only happens if someone complains. It behooves the user to ensure that nobody complains. Use the low power setting when possible. Ensure that you aren't accidentally trampling on a licensed broadcast. Do not broadcast anything that could be deemed offensive or vulgar. And shut it down when not in use. Be smart, and everything will be OK. So why does the manufacturer sell an item that can be used illegally? Well, every car manufacturer sells vehicles that will easily exceed legal speed limits. The onus for prudent use falls upon the consumer. FCC fines can be massive, so use common sense. If you live in a rural area with few neighbors, you can probably use the 7W setting with no problems. In an urban area, that's probably not a good idea. So there you have it. Fun little piece of equipment at a great price. Use it wisely, and enjoy.

This thing is awesome! I was driving home today and was about 2 miles away from my house and I decided to tune my radio to the station. I didn't expect to hear anything, but instead figured I'd have it ready for when I got close enough. I was wrong, I heard it pretty clearly, then static, then clearly again. It wasn't until I was about three blocks away until I got a steady clear signal, but that's way better than advertised.

Audio output failed after less than 10 minutes of transmitting into supplied antenna. Audio cable had worked fine...then just a buzz heard when transmitting. RF output measured only 5 watts, not 7 as advertised. Item returned.