I think that another solution would be to open the LPD's and take the PCB's out.....hehe
Well.... i'll see what my project group say about this.
Thanks though !!!

Sena

> Maxon makes a radio module that I have used to great success.  It is basicly a uhf portable radio that has not been completely stuffed of all parts.
> The transmitter is a complete transceiver minus all receive parts, the receive is just the oposite.  Crystal controlled, up to 5 watts out, FM. Turn
> the power down a bit and run continuous.  I used a set of these to send audio from an announcers console at a race track to a FM broadcast
> transmitter.  It has been used for up to 1 week of continous operation. Cost is low.  At the least, take a couple of cheap vhf or uhf walkie talkies,
> any brand and get out the cutters and screwdrivers. You can even get a license for a legal freq to operate on with type accepted equipment. > From:



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