You might be saying, “well of course if it amplifies TV it will amplify FM.” Actually a lot of TV reception equipment has a built in FM trap to specifically block FM signals. Slope compensation is usually found in more expensive satellite amplifiers, and rarely in TV antenna amplifiers. This is typical for less expensive amplifiers that lack slope compensation. The amplification gets lower toward the high frequencies. You can see in this chart that you actually get really good amplification all the way through the FM range, with some lower frequencies getting boost over 20dB. For an antenna, I simply connected a roof-mounted Channel Master UHF/VHF antennas that’s on the lab roof from years back. So, I took out my trusty Televes H45 spectrum analyzer and took a look. Because all FM broadcasting takes place between TV channels 6 and 7 I had a feeling it would work for FM as well. It’s designed to provide good amplification for TV antennas. It’s what you’d call a “wideband” amplifier. I was contacted by an FM radio fan who wanted to know if we had a preamp that would work with FM radio. If you’re an FM radio fan, ham radio fan, CB radio fan, whatever lights you up is awesome as far as I’m concerned. They want FM radios in every room, and they put up roof-mounted antennas to help them get the best reception.Īnd I completely support them! You should absolutely find a hobby that really makes you happy and then dive into it. (Not the point here.) There are some folks though, who really dig FM radio. More and more people are streaming in their cars and I could go on a whole rant about why that is. Most of us listen to FM radio in our cars, maybe. The fun of working with Solid Signal is that I get to interact with people who love really esoteric things. There are plenty of places for “mainstream” people to find parts for their “mainstream” hobbies. Solid Signal loves to cater to enthusiasts.
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