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From: peter.saulesleja@f630.n250.z1.fidonet.org (peter saulesleja)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Mini FM bugs
Message-ID: <90051006561099@masnet.uucp>
Date: 30 May 90 12:46:00 GMT
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Yeah the FCC says you can't  broadcast more than 300 feet or something, 
and with alot of bugs, a six-inch wire acts as an antenna for just 
that.  But if you design one to operate off of 12 volts, and use Bell's 
power to run it......  There's 4 wires in a telephone box.  Two are 
for the phone, and the other two are used for a second phone line. 
 If unused, they make a GREAT antenna, considering they're 150-250 

feet long.  Just make sure you don't do this because it's illegal 
 (smirk!)
                            -=Peter Saulesleja=-


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