I almost just bought this on ebay - then paused - pondered - decided not to, then changed my mind and almost hit "buy it now"... Then changed my mind again. It looks like a great buy, but I know I would rarely if ever use it. I haven't even used the one I have in about 7 years, so I'm not going to spend $50 on one now even though it's a quality bargain.
So here's what looks like a bargain for anyone interested, there's more pictures and even a short video clip
Http://www.ebay.com/itm/127129078599?
Gentner TX-37 Assistive Listening FM Transmitter with Aphex Aural Exciter
$46.00
or Best Offer
$10 shipping.
Tested and verified working Gentner TX-37 FM transmitter with aural exciter.
Comes with antenna, and was pulled from an active setting broadcasting for individuals with hearing difficulties.
Unit does not include power supply.
Please see all pictures and make any inquiries prior to purchase.
Nope. I'm an idiot, not what I thought it was, it's limited to a selectable 37 channels between 72-76MHz https://www.fullcompass.com/common/files/648-TX37Brochure.pdf
Still cool, interestingly the specs say " no line of sight restrictions"
You know actually I don't feel so silly for posting the wrong kind of fm transmitter now, because I didn't actually occur to me till now, but I notice a discussion going on at HB about using some very similar gear as the above Genter transmitter specifically as a studio-transmiter link https://www.hobbybroadcaster.net/community/index.php?topic=20067.msg85952;topicseen#msg85952 can only see the first post but it appears to be an ongoing discussion and I can see why, it's actually a very good idea if your needing a wireless STL. All you need is one receiver to feed the xmtr wither the above Genter/Aphex excited would ensure a nice quality signal is being provided. Probably be a lot better, easier and cheaper than other alternatives like setting up a microwave line of sight links or something