I don't know if it's possible, but I was wondering if it is possible to use a wireless modem as a home radio station; like assigning a certain unused frequency to my modem and make it emit a radio signal on that channel.... I'm only asking about possibilities, or if people have ever tried this...
I'm too lazy to read all the responses, but [link=http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/12/26/0221231&tid=222&tid=186&tid=4]This article[/link] on slashdot is similar to your question. Perhaps you can find something there.
I thought wireless modems run at a much higher frequency (~2.4Ghz probably) than your standard radio station (87Mhz-108Mhz). But it'd be cool if you could modify it to broadcast at custom frequencies....I'd like to know about this as well
You would probably have to make/find firmware to get it done, though I highly doubt that you will be able to get the device to broadcast at a standard radio frequenc, ntm getting it to broadcast an actual fm signal. And (assuming you live in the US) the FCC may not be to happy about your home station, all broadcasters in those bands need to be registered with them (the exception is a personal fm transmitter, like the ones used to transmit a signal from a cd player to a car radio).
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