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Stand-Alone
Transmitters |
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The
features discussed on the previous pages are the ones
that make Crown transmitters ideal for stand-alone use.
When you add an audio source, an antenna, and AC or DC
power, the transmitter becomes a complete FM stereo
broadcast station, capable of serving a community. |
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Even
our low power units (such as the FM30, FM150, and FM300) are ideal
stand-alone transmitters-especially for community and campus radio
settings.
In
stand-alone use, Crown transmitters often replace multiple pieces of
equipment present in a traditional setup (exciter, audio processor, RF
amplifier). That represents both a usability and cost advantage to the
small station operator.
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©
Copyright 2000 International Radio & Electronics Corporation.
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Crown Broadcast is happy to announce the following
upgrades for 2007
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PLEASE NOTE |
| * There will be NO price increase
for these new additions. |
| * All current Crown equipment can be
upgraded to these new features through our exclusive equipment renewal
program. |
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Special
upgrade options for current Crown customers |
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