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In Reply to: External FM signal strength meter? posted by ltman on July 15, 2023 at 19:22:08:
You are down in the microvolt level - plus you have to be able to "tune" to a single frequency of interest (rejecting everything else) and covers the relative bandwidth of the (150Khz or so) signal whose strength you want to measure.
Many companies made portable, tunable Field Strength Meters. Most covered the TV and maybe cable TV bandwith(s). Used ones are pretty cheap on the market now. And the commercial FM band is within a lot of these units' capability.
Charles
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- Correct - stellavox 10:37:21 07/17/23 (8)
- RE: Correct - ltman 14:42:10 07/17/23 (7)
- Is there anyway to tune that thing to the frequency that you want? )MT( - J. S. Bach 16:42:04 07/17/23 (6)
- RE: Is there anyway to tune that thing to the frequency that you want? )MT( - ltman 18:37:20 07/17/23 (5)
- RE: Is there anyway to tune that thing to the frequency that you want? )MT( - stellavox 04:11:10 07/18/23 (4)
- RE: Is there anyway to tune that thing to the frequency that you want? )MT( - ltman 12:00:58 07/18/23 (3)
- RE: Is there anyway to tune that thing to the frequency that you want? )MT( - 6bq5 21:22:43 07/18/23 (2)
- RE: Is there anyway to tune that thing to the frequency that you want? )MT( - ltman 20:49:12 07/20/23 (0)
- RE: Is there anyway to tune that thing to the frequency that you want? )MT( - ltman 20:47:21 07/20/23 (0)
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