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From: commgrp@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (BACS Data Communications Group)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: miniature FM transmitters: bugs
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Date: 6 Jun 90 21:52:00 GMT
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paulk@retix.retix.COM (Paul C. Kim) writes:
>Where can I purchase a miniature FM transmitter?  

Two sources of bugging equipment in kit form:

Ramsey Electronics, Inc.
793 Canning Parkway
Victor, NY 14654
(716) 924-4650  FAX: (716) 924-4555

Ramsey appears at many hamfests, including Dayton. The kits are simple 
but they work.  Their "High-Power FM Wireless Mike" ($10) has range > 
1/2 mile and is probably FCC-illegal.  Their "Phone Bug" transmitter 
($10) has one transistor and is powered by the phone line.


Panaxis Productions
PO Box 130
Paradise, CA 95967-0130
(914) 534-0417

Catalog includes innocuous stuff along with interesting low-cost 
bugging and anti-bug devices.  They also make "pirate" radio equipment 
in kit form.  Use your own judgement about getting on their mailing 
list; I hear the FCC is getting ready to bust suppliers of pirate 
stuff.

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Frank     reid@ucs.indiana.edu