Stemming off the discussion https://www.part15.org/community/everything-else/fcc-seeks-comment-on-atsc-1-0-shutdown/#post-60101 where we began talking about Part 15 TV broadcasting.. I don't know the applical rules or anything, so I suppose that's something worth delving into - but I haven't done any of that and just jumped right to available plug and play devices, like this on AliExpress for $32.05 UHF 200mW Video Wireless Transmitter UHF Audio Video Transmitter AV Transmission Analog TV Sound Video signal Transmitter
https://a.aliexpress.com/_ms51sVd
This antique tv enthusiast purchased one and ran it through the ropes (he has other videos about this same TV transmitter too)
Home TV Analog Transmitter Station
Oh! and it also broadcast FM radio! and you can use your phone as a video/audio source as well..
<span;>Same guy reviewing the higher powered version that's reccomend to keep at 12v power input for compliance....
"Here's a brief look at the higher power (1-4W) version of the homer TV transmitter. Does it work better? Are the channel frequencies different? Let's find out...."
I see there are many InnerView Universal Wireless Home Broadcasting System for $20 and less on ebay for tv..
also see these more expensive units for reception on modern tvs:
Unfortunately, there is no Part15 TV per say.
You might be able to get away with the general Part 15 field strength regulations outside of the broadcast bands, but there are restricted freqencies....
I dont think your right about there being no such thing as part 15 tv. I haven't looked up the rules covering it but the fact that part 15 TV transmitters had been mass marketed in the US for decades (and apparently still are) says otherwise.
Why would you say there's no such thing as part 15 tu v?
(Artisian's comment above actually came from the preceding thread but I forgot to question it)
Here's an episode of Carl's Adventures in the 3rd Dementia about part 15 TV broadcasting using the manufactured "TV Genie" transmitter that operated on channel 14, but channel 14 was changed to become allocated for land/mobile communications sometime in the 1970s. so Carl explores how that effects the legality of using the old TV Genie today
(this episode is from October 3, 2007)