Danny,

I have one called (I think) ""Webcaster" made by Mike Calvo's company back 
in the 90's.  Quite good, though modulation saturated somewhat below the 
level of broadcast stations.  It has input level controls for each channel, 
RCA jack for each channel and one for antenna.  It covered the FM broadcast 
band in two segments.  It has a wallwort type power supply.  With the 
antenna jack, such as it is, one could use any antenna--for better coverage. 
I could sent you the manual, if you would like.

I stopped using it because I was not happy with the fidelity and consistancy 
of modulation.  I now use the C Crane transmitter at about $70.  It only has 
a whip antenna with no other options but covers my home and yard quite well. 
There is an adjustment to make the signal stronger, but I haven't touched it 
yet.

If you're interested in the Calvo unit, I would part with it quite 
reasonably.

Howard Traxler
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dan B Dyer Jr,/Danny" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Sunday, September 27, 2015 10:59 AM
Subject: Wanted FM 
TransmitterForWholeHouseSignalCoverage,&WithBothExternalAudioAndPowerInputs


> If you have one you'd sell or swap; or you have Experienced one to either
> obtain or avoid,
> _Please Let Me Know:!
> Thanks, Danny Dyer, Wb4idu.