It's with a digital tuner. It works sufficiently with a stable temperature
environment but in an car, I wouldn't take a chance. That's why I went to the
synthesized unit. "Rock" solid and good range. I used it during a parade once
where about 100 Honda Gold Wings (motorcycles) were wanting to all play the
same song on their radios while on the parade route. I parked next to the
parade route, played a CD through my portable CD player into the synthesized
transmitter and it could be heard along the whole parade. They were very
impressed and the audience couldn't believe the sound of 100 Gold Wing
amplifiers.

You said the source was not constant too? That's gotta be a clue. Is it
varying? The same rate?
Rick


Herbert Graf wrote:

> Actually after I sent the original message I tried it with my walkman, with
> the same results. The source while testing has also not been constant, I've
> tried my walkman, a CD player and the PC, all with the same results, so I
> believe I've covered all those bases. You mention you used a BA1404 kit and
> it worked fine, was that with a digital tuner as a receiver or with an
> analog tuner? Thanks for any info. TTYL
>
> >
> > My first thought was to try another receiver like a portable
> > Walkman, but you
> > said you tried another receiver with the same results. So, not a receiver
> > problem but I'd be sure with a third receiver anyhow. If both
> > transmitters are
> > doing the same thing, then it doesn't sound like that could be
> > the answer. FM
> > broadcast transmitters don't create anything weird that could cause this
> > phenomenon. The only thing left is your PC. Have you tried
> > plugging in a set of
> > headphones to verify your source is stable? It could be something
> > the PC is
> > doing to the sound card. Other than that, you have a pretty
> > strange problem. I
> > use two of the Ramsey kit FM stereo transmitters. One is a tuned
> > LC using the
> > BA1404 and one is a fully synthesized programmable transmitter
> > that is very
> > stable. I have excellent results with both.
> > Rick
>
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