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Barix Exstreamer to Remote AM Part 15 Transmitter – Liberty 1640AM
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Zappatx
Feburary 8, 2009
The BARIX Exstreamer 100 provides remote locations with your audio feed through internet connections. This example shows that being done with a wireless internet connection and terminated to a AUX port on radio. This typically would be used to provide audio to your transmitter, a PA system, a radio or any other location a full time computer can not be used.
Here you can also see that we have a transmitter in the area so you can hear the difference in delay when I switch to the BARIX. This can be adjusted to cancel echo out in the field.
The Barix will stream a number of stream types. Use the Instreamer from the source to feed up to 6 destinations.
This is currently how I feed remote transmitter locations across the state.
When the Barix powers up it will speak to you the IP Address to reach it with a browser on the LAN for set-up. There are MANY adjustments.
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Our Liberty 1640 AM Truth News initiative is here to get these important shows on the air in neighborhoods across America. Check out the FCC Certified Part 15 Rangemaster AM Transmitter at www.liberty1640.com and set one up. Transmit Alex Jones, Alan Watt, The Power Hour, Jack Blood, etc.. Now your neighbors can learn of the NWO which becomes more visible at every move.
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February 8th, 2009 at 11:42 am
Everyone with the money should have this setup!
msmadame Reply:
February 10th, 2009 at 1:00 am
FYI,
Please google Telescreen and http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn9059. As well Engadget lcd pixels embeded with vision sensors. In other words cameras…
Your television, computer and cellphone screen, etc… Is your RFID chip.
Sorry to deliver the bad news. Apple developed the patent… Please share with your friends and loved ones. If your television and computer are in your bedroom I’d cover it when not in use.
It is creepy and very sick
Truth AM Transmitters Reply:
February 10th, 2009 at 1:40 am
Yes, I know but this has nothing to do with the unit we sell.
Also I worked for SW BELL Wireless/Mobile Systems/Cingular and ATT Wireless as a RF Engineer and you wouldnt believe the stuff I saw but the bad stuff was on the wireline side. We did install these 911 systems which at the time I thought were for the good then I later found out the truth. Did yo uknow the reason all those way out county streets now have “456th Street” names is part of that system for fast apprehension?
On the wireline side the alarm bell that NSA was snooping was when they were on the floor for Asbestos removal. The removal was semi-bogus but instead they converted unused floors for special racks and partitions. Not in all cases but one I recall was at the NW Hwy/Hillcrest location in Dallas. That seemed to be a HQ for feds.
At least at our Euless switch no one but telephone employes were allowed in unless they had a warrent. Then I recall a few employes were EX CIA from India.. (worked in India)
February 8th, 2009 at 12:03 pm
Damn that lens cap noise against the camera, rawr!
Very cool though simple and easy to use.
February 8th, 2009 at 12:05 pm
Info is the FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE!
Time is short folks so GEAR UP & GET THE WORD OUT.
February 8th, 2009 at 12:47 pm
yo we’re fucked its only a matter of time, i mean im thinking When the hell is the shit going to hit the fan
JewAgainstZionism Reply:
February 8th, 2009 at 10:05 pm
slowly and steadily.
February 8th, 2009 at 12:54 pm
Bad ass!! I am gonna set one up.
February 8th, 2009 at 2:42 pm
I think I’d like to start one near me… but I need some people to go in with me on buying one and setting up. Any takers?
February 8th, 2009 at 7:28 pm
Tell me again ,the reason I need this is? can`t I just carrie my laptop with me?
SDMadV Reply:
February 9th, 2009 at 9:15 am
Because one person is futile! A whole town is a lot of bodies. You can not keep that which you do not give away!
Liberty1640 Reply:
February 10th, 2009 at 1:24 am
This is for feeding permanent remote locations. On my remote units this may be in a attic, basement, telco room, penthouse, boiler room, elevator control room, etc. Easy to hide, low power and cost.
February 8th, 2009 at 7:35 pm
Great Stuff. NOW we need this for TV.
Liberty1640 Reply:
February 9th, 2009 at 11:36 am
Im pushing the engineer to work up a nwe TV transmitter too which the new part 15 rules allow but that will take some time and money.. It is do-able though.. Per the rules on TV we expect too transmit 2-miles as more power is allowd but the problem is the frequencies have not been made clear by the FCC yet.
February 8th, 2009 at 10:09 pm
I don’t get it…what the hell does this do??
February 9th, 2009 at 3:11 am
…..and the point of all of that is???????
I’m with you, UpriZing. All I got from it was a noisy audio with a very annoying clicking sound and this guy pointing at a lot of boxes and gizmos with wires on a table.
February 9th, 2009 at 6:07 am
This field is so important. We must command the Media.
February 9th, 2009 at 9:28 am
How do I get one of these in my town? Oh wait I do live in Sioux Falls nevermind
Nice work Liberty 1640!
February 9th, 2009 at 11:34 am
Sorry,
I only have a small camera that also takes video – don’t know why the clicking noise but Im working on more of these now. That is just a sample of setting up a 2nd remote station which is just the sale as a primry one (AM certified Transmitter – you set the power and adjust per the FCC part 15.219 rules)..
We put up the transmitter then hand out a letter with card about the station to neighbors. Listenership grows and you earn allies. One possibility is now you can get several hundred to go down town with you to demand lower property taxes.. That won’t ever work if your neighbors are not on the same page. I use “Creature of Jekyl Island” as a fund raiser..
The system works. The BARIX allows you to connect several remote stations and set the delay properly while controling the audio quality.
February 9th, 2009 at 7:47 pm
EX-”STREAMER” THIS DAMN THING COULD BE A “BARDEX” ENEMA NOZZLE
and MAKE YOU A SCREAMER… HEHEHHEHEHHEHEHHE
February 9th, 2009 at 10:08 pm
I like the concept, but the cost is too high. Being an engineer, I understand the engineering aspects and the compliance engineering required to meet the FCC rules for intended radiators, but the cost is too high for your typical reader, IMHO.
I would kit this, then you get away from the FCC issues, the cost comes down significantly and you sell many more, and as you said, you are in it for the information dissemination.
Then I write up an article on remotely powering this and stream data to it on hilltops/rooftops via wifi, making it almost throw away. If you could tune this thing digitally, you have some black ops potential here.
I’ve done things like this over FM verrrrrry successfuly.
Liberty1640 Reply:
February 9th, 2009 at 11:55 pm
Actually being certified gets you away from the FCC issues! A kit limits your abilities, distance allowed legally and the windings on the coil are way beyond even the most experienced kit builder. Kits also require you own a scope, freq counter, tone generator and spectrum analyzer which these are fullt tested before sale. These are not made in China and are high quality devices. Many of the parts are no longer manufactured in the USA so they are carefully selected from Germany. The circuit board is built in North Carolina by the same man who builds underwater sonar transmitters. All assembly and work is designed for all temperature exstreems. I’ve been on air with 7 now at -30F in the Dakotas.
In kit form – this unit has built in a special phase timing microprocessor which allow for the multiple units so to further align one needs a logic analyzer not to mention some knowledge of the theory.. What we have here is all explained in the manual and DVD.
Every kit on the market will have you wishing you had something you could fully modulate with positive peaks, crystal tune, and attach an antenna without all the retapping into the coil.
We also dont have the staff for the back and fourth corrections for kit building errors and lack of equipment. A KIT will land you a fine if you are ambitious as there are microvolt limits per foot. Buy the $100 kit and you will be spinning your wheels. If one wants to fight the Infowar you need to be represented by quality.
Anyone can operate remotely any want they can – SCA, FM, AM retransmit. IP, microwave, sattelite, MW, RTTY.. All features you mention are possible with this unit and digital auto tuning is being designed now for those who want to mount higher. Digital tuning and remote modulation monitor features are being considered but be ready for more cost.
This is for people who want to get the broadcasts out with full quality and expansion of a serious nature. I’ve been over the pricing numorous times with the two engineers and the cost all comes down to parts and importing from Europe. But we suggest the person team up with their local group to chip in. These units are selling well as they work and fill the gap where nothing existed before. I bought and tested the other AM Certified transmitter built in Canada just for example and the performance was no different that the kits, cost $600 and only reaches about 15 house while the PLL design interferes with the correct frequencies.
Bottom line, the kits become the focus in themselves and nothing accomplished. I think the kit builder wanting to get the message out would give up and abandon the project eventually knowing what Ive been through with them and the needed forums to train individuals through all the problems..
February 10th, 2009 at 12:13 am
Actually being certified gets you away from the FCC issues! A kit limits your abilities, distance allowed legally and the windings on the coil are way beyond even the most experienced kit builder. Kits also require you own a scope, freq counter, tone generator and spectrum analyzer which these are fully tested before sale. These are not made in China and are high quality devices. Many of the parts are no longer manufactured in the USA so they are carefully selected from Germany. The circuit board is built in North Carolina by the same man who builds underwater sonar transmitters. All assembly and work is designed for all temperature extremes. I’ve been on air with 7 now at -30F in the Dakotas.
In kit form – this unit has built in a special phase timing microprocessor which allow for the multiple units (sync-signal) so to further align one needs a logic analyzer not to mention some knowledge of the theory.. What we have here is all explained in the manual and DVD for anyone.
Every kit on the market will have you wishing you had something you could fully modulate with positive peaks, crystal tune, and attach an antenna without all the retapping into the coil.
We also don’t have the staff for the back and fourth corrections for kit building errors and lack of equipment. A KIT will land you a fine if you are ambitious as there are microvolt limits per foot. Buy the $100 kit and you will be spinning your wheels. If one wants to fight the Infowar you need to be represented by quality. Look at all the forums out there just for one of the kits. People tweaking and trying to pump out more power – better coils, better audio, re-soldier, feedback noise, RF problems, wide filtering problems and LARGE circuit boards to do so, etc. Is that what we need or how about a club serious about putting these up like in OR, OK and LA making it a team effort to get the power on and the word out? Just one man in 50,000 is all it takes to make it happen.
Anyone can operate remotely any want they can – SCA, FM, AM retransmit. IP, microwave, satellite, MW, RTTY.. All features you mention are possible with this unit and digital auto tuning is being designed now for those who want to mount higher out of reach. That also includes modulation monitoring as requested by HI-FI Audiophiles – Again, this is the unit they use (professional veteran disk jock’s)
This is for people who want to get the broadcasts out with full quality and expansion of a serious nature. I’ve been over the pricing numerous times with the two engineers and the cost all comes down to parts and importing from Europe. But we suggest the person team up with their local group to chip in. These units are selling well as they work and fill the gap where nothing existed before. I bought and tested the other AM Certified transmitter built in Canada just for example and the performance was no different that the kits, cost $600 and only reaches about 15 house while their PLL synthesized tune design (to save costs) interferes with the correct frequencies.
Bottom line, the kits become the focus in themselves and nothing accomplished. I think the kit builder would give up and abandon the project eventually.
Trust me – I am not making money on these. I have to sell quite a few to pay for the ad here. I love my constitution too much to be greedy. I want a future. I also offer discounts if you buy more than one and can even traveel if you are not to far or will do my best to find someone close to the buyer to help them if they need it.. I am so impressed and excited with the quality here and the potential. Motown tunes for example sound like FM except not stereo through this thing. Full 10KHZ fidelity at 125%.
I hope this helps clear up the kit issue.
February 10th, 2009 at 12:46 am
Actually being certified gets you away from the FCC issues! A kit limits your abilities, distance allowed legally and the windings on the coil are way beyond even the most experienced kit builder. Kits also require you own a scope, freq counter, tone generator and spectrum analyzer which these are fully tested before sale. These are not made in China and are high quality devices. Many of the parts are no longer manufactured in the USA so they are carefully selected from Germany. The circuit board is built in North Carolina by the same man who builds underwater sonar transmitters. All assembly and work is designed for all temperature extremes. I’ve been on air with 7 now at -30F in the Dakotas.
In kit form – this unit has built in a special phase timing microprocessor which allow for the multiple units (sync-signal) so to further align one needs a logic analyzer not to mention some knowledge of the theory.. What we have here is all explained in the manual and DVD for anyone.
Every kit on the market will have you wishing you had something you could fully modulate with positive peaks, crystal tune, and attach an antenna without all the retapping into the coil.
We also don’t have the staff for the back and fourth corrections for kit building errors and lack of equipment. A KIT will land you a fine if you are ambitious as there are microvolt limits per foot. Buy the $100 kit and you will be spinning your wheels. If one wants to fight the Infowar you need to be represented by quality. Look at all the forums out there just for one of the kits. People tweaking and trying to pump out more power – better coils, better audio, re-soldier, feedback noise, RF problems, wide filtering problems and LARGE circuit boards to do so, etc. Is that what we need or how about a club serious about putting these up like in OR, OK and LA making it a team effort to get the power on and the word out? Just one man in 50,000 is all it takes to make it happen.
February 10th, 2009 at 1:11 am
I created a questions, comments and answers page:
http://www.liberty1640.com/questions_answered.htm
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