Hi Guys I dont know if you know this or not look what my reasearch has come up with?
Here is the picture of the Trans-am & LPB AM-2000 open 2 browser at once to see pictures side by side. Look the same or what?
The LPB AM- 2000 pic. http://www.part15.us/files.p15/1448rw_LPB_LPFM.pdf
The Trans-Am Pic. http://bellsouthpwp.net/A/u/AutomatedAdvertising/id49.htm
If you didn’t Know the Talking Sign TS-100 used to be owned by chez radio procaster but was sold to a third party and you can see the unit from above website. Here is the user manual for the unit.
Here Is Pictures of the Rangemaster & TransAm-100 Open 2 browser at once and look at them side by side. Look the same or what?
The Rangemaster Pic. http://am1000rangemaster.com/
The TransAm-100 Pic. http://drivethruradio.com/HTMLobj-918/Trans-AM100%20Install%20Instructions%20Final%207-1-07.pdf
What do you think. Have a nice day
TS 100 Manul
Hi Guys The manual for the Ts-100 wont open and i cant take it off
Part 15 Growth
Appreciate Station8 posting info about TS-100, yet another Part 15 AM transmitter.
Some have expressed fear that Part 15 AM was a fading antique, but it looks by the wealth of available products that it’s actually growing!
Thanks to the good work of the ALPB!
Information
Hi The TS-100 was discontinued by chez radio procaster but the 3rd party buyer brought it back to life.
I also got a hold of chris cuff and ordered his am stereo cquam am transmitter kit on 11-1-2013.
Sorting it all out
The USI “TRANS-AM model TA100” is the same as the LPB “AM-2000”.
Ultra Sensors Inc introduced the TRANS-AM TA100 transmitter in 1996 (FCC ID DPD624TA100) and sold it under their name from 1996 to 2000, after which, LPB began selling the same transmitter as the LPB AM-2000. LPB is now also out of business so both incarnations of this transmitter are no longer available.
The “TransAM-100” is the Rangemaster AM1000. The vendor, Automated Advertising Inc., is a distributor for the Rangemaster. Apparently, they have chosen to give it their own unique identifier. It has no connection to the USI “TRANS-AM model TA100”.
Automated Advertising Inc. also is apparently selling the Talking Sign TS100, which is no longer offered by chezradio.com. The TS100 has no connection to the USI, LPB or Rangemaster transmitters.
It’s not hard if you look at the model identifications. Just like any commercial product, model numbers may be similar, but not the same.
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Hi phil I thought just put information in for people to see and thanks for the information.
Phil on your second paragraph it should say Trans Am-100 & Rangemaster am 1000 the vendor shows Drive Thruradio / Talking-billboards
Not Automated Advertising,Inc.
Since you say the Trans-am is the same as the LPB 2000 and i been also looking for that unit the LPB 2000 for awhile i’ll try to get a hold of them.