PC Audio to household radios

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Techie Question:

Is there anything that I can attach to my PC that will broadcast my
audio output to FM or AM radios located within my house. If not a
broadcast over FM or AM frequencies is there another (low cost) option
that I can use. I would like to play music and other MP3 clips on
bedroom radios that are hosted on a server. There are no PCs in the
rooms that I want to receive the signal.

Thanks, -b

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Jerry G. wrote:
> There is a device that is sometimes referred to as an FM radio sender. It is
> a small low cost stereo transmitter that can broadcast on the consumer FM
> band.
>
> Radio Shack, Future Shop, and places like that should handle this type of
> product.
>
> You should be able to connect it to the output of your sound card, and FM
> radios that are located to within about 200 feet should be able to pick it
> up.
>

There is also a unit that does that in stereo and a device that does
stereo audio + video to a television on channel 3 or 4.
Of course, whatever you broadcast in this methods, your neighbors will
also be able to enjoy...
http://www.gatewayelex.com/index.html