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Re: FM Transmitter Mod
Anyone read the linux documentation about the fm transmitter chip?
There is also an example code to check frequencies for noise, shouldn't it be possible to use it to write a small daemon that checks the current frequency and if it gets noise there scans for a new one? http://www.mjmwired.net/kernel/Docum...nux/si4713.txt This is the code Code:
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Re: FM Transmitter Mod
It would be fantastic if someone was working on something like this.......would it not?
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It might also have a choice to scan the FM band for the most unpopulated frequency, so you could find the best frequency for your location. |
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is there a way you can get EVEN numbers though?like 88.2 or 92.0 etc?
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Hello!! Is this a dead END?
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It should be easy to make a simple GUI for set of command above. (Using Illumination)
I will look at it in a few days. (Just after I check my car radio frequency range :P) edit_______________________ Damn, my car radio is out of game, but my old aiva hi-fi should support this frequency :P |
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