Need good FM transmitter for home use

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"AP" <antoine@webstormmedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for an FM transmitter to broadcast music from my PC to my
> whole house. I'm not looking for something to use on the go, I want good
> quality and a decent range.
> I've searched a bit and found that a good option was the C.Crane FM
> transmitter. It seems expensive but again I don't know the prices for
> these gizmos.
> Are there better options ?
> Is the C.Crane (or others) going to work here in Montreal where there are
> plenty of radio stations clobbering the FM range ?
> Is there a reseller of the C.Crane here in Canada ?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Antoine

I typed "FM transmitter low power" into Google, and turned up this link:
http://www.hobbytron.com/mini-mini [...] itter.html

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"George Kinder" <kc8djr@arrl.net> wrote in message
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> AP wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm looking for an FM transmitter to broadcast music from my PC to my
>> whole house. I'm not looking for something to use on the go, I want good
>> quality and a decent range.
>> I've searched a bit and found that a good option was the C.Crane FM
>> transmitter. It seems expensive but again I don't know the prices for
>> these gizmos.
>> Are there better options ?
>> Is the C.Crane (or others) going to work here in Montreal where there are
>> plenty of radio stations clobbering the FM range ?
>> Is there a reseller of the C.Crane here in Canada ?
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>>
>> Antoine
> AP,
> I've had good luck with the Ramsey FM25.
> www.ramseyelectronics.com

Ramsey is probably the "mainstream" source of low-power
FM transmitters. They would be a safe bet for someone who
wants something a bit better than a mass-market consumer
gadget, but not ready to get really serious.