What kind of set up would you need in order to transmit audio on VLF frequencies?
Through his air conditioner and other appliances.Please explain how you are hearing these transmissions?
It would be similar to a wide band audio amplifier that covers the frequency of interest. It takes a lot of power to go very far.What kind of set up would you need in order to transmit audio on VLF frequencies?
I think he meant VHF.It would be similar to a wide band audio amplifier that covers the frequency of interest. It takes a lot of power to go very far.
I don't think there are any VHF wireless mic systems left in the US. Its all gone to 900MHz or 2.4GHzI think he meant VHF.
Or VLF.I don't think there are any VHF wireless mic systems left in the US. Its all gone to 900MHz or 2.4GHz
Or VLF.![]()
VLF is usually considered covering the 3KHz to 30KHz spectrum, most of which is in the audio band we can hear but you can get electromagnetic waves to propagate there.is this around 60 hz ?
My comment was with a firmly implanted tongue in my cheek - making reference to a prior thread wanting to listen to his Utility as he say a gauge indicating 60 hzVLF is usually considered covering the 3KHz to 30KHz spectrum, most of which is in the audio band we can hear but you can get electromagnetic waves to propagate there.
I am pretty sure it is but I have no real way of knowing. Most of the appliances and such seem to transmit at 60 hzVLF is usually considered covering the 3KHz to 30KHz spectrum, most of which is in the audio band we can hear but you can get electromagnetic waves to propagate there.