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...that's AM/FM etc radio.
by atatatat 5y ago
...that's AM/FM etc radio.
- sidpatil 5y agoYeah, this is totally doable with walkie-talkies. The biggest drawbacks I can identify would be audio quality and interference.
- Godel_unicode 5y agoWithin a distance you can walk, it should be pretty easy to find a band with minimum interference even in a crowded metro. Also, quality won't be as much of an issue as range. There are pretty low limits on how much power you can use on the FM bands without a license. Source: I drove all over a crowded metro in the early 2000s with one of those fm transmitters for playing audiobooks to my shitty car stereo. 3 station presets was enough for the whole area.
- jt2190 5y agoYes. I think I’ve even seen this implemented. Certainly some drive-in theaters in North America worked like this. There would be signs telling you to tune your car radio to such-and-such frequency to hear the film audio. Here’s a picture of one: https://c2.staticflickr.com/4/3186/2718300357_ec1b9f3f45_z.jpg https://c2.staticflickr.com/4/3186/2718300357_ec1b9f3f45_z.j...
- Ancapistani 5y agoThese still exist :) https://kendadrivein.com/faqs https://kendadrivein.com/faqs