Re: [Swprograms] Small FM transmitter

[Glenn Hauser <wghauser@xxxxxxxxx>]

Sandy,

I have one, cost $20 or less at Target, I think, some years ago. I`ve heard
Walmart also has it. Sound Feeder, it`s called. A fancier and more expensive
digitally-tuned version is sold by C. Crane. I use the SF all the time and the
AA battery lasts forever. Guess what? You are still tying up your computer when
listening to BBCWS this way; it merely facilitates getting it into other radios
and speakers around the house. Of course, you can plug any other audio into it,
including a SW radio, TV, etc.

73, Glenn Hauser

--- Sandy Finlayson <SFinlayson@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> 
> On a totally different and slightly off topic matter... In last week's Write
> On someone suggested that if people didn't want to listen to WS on their
> computer, it was possible to buy small FM transmitters which would allow
> signals from the internet to be heard on a radio in the home.  If anyone on
> the list knows anything about this sort of thing I would appreciate hearing
> about it.
> 
> Sandy
> 



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