There is this preachertype who comes to campus and he is impossible to
ignore because he uses a wireless PA system. Is there a way to get a
wireless mic or some other transmitter and piggyback onto his wireless
PA system so others can enjoy freedom of speech using his PA? If so,
what would we need to do this? Please explain it so a doofus (me) can
understand.

I posted the above on related newsgroups and I have learned the
following:
1. It's all probably illegal and the Patriot Act will put me in prison
forever for even considering it.
2. It's definitely doable but I will need to identify the frequency
the wireless mic is transmitting on and find another microphoned
transmitter device that will allow me to override his wireless mic with
a message of my own.

So the question remains: what is the name of this "microphoned
transmitter device" and where can I find one or find the plans for
building one?

Thank you.

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On 22 Dec 2005 08:47:10 -0800, "
wrote:

So the question remains: what is the name of this "microphoned
transmitter device" and where can I find one or find the plans for
building one?


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1. This is a ham radio group.
2. Hams do not operate illegal transmitters nor condone those who do.
3. Go away.

73, Bill W6WRT

try to find out the frequency:
lend a portable frequencycounter and get close to the speaker.
The frequencyreadout of this counter is the one you have to transmit to
overrule the speaker...
If you are in luck the frequency will be about 433.500MHz..
There are a couple of cheap portophones on this frequency..


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There is this preachertype who comes to campus and he is impossible to
ignore because he uses a wireless PA system. Is there a way to get a
wireless mic or some other transmitter and piggyback onto his wireless
PA system so others can enjoy freedom of speech using his PA? If so,
what would we need to do this? Please explain it so a doofus (me) can
understand.

I posted the above on related newsgroups and I have learned the
following:
1. It's all probably illegal and the Patriot Act will put me in prison
forever for even considering it.
2. It's definitely doable but I will need to identify the frequency
the wireless mic is transmitting on and find another microphoned
transmitter device that will allow me to override his wireless mic with
a message of my own.

So the question remains: what is the name of this "microphoned
transmitter device" and where can I find one or find the plans for
building one?

Thank you.

This has nothing to do with Ham radio. Find the correct newsgroup.

Steve W4SEF



On 22 Dec 2005 08:47:10 -0800, "
wrote:

There is this preachertype who comes to campus and he is impossible to
ignore because he uses a wireless PA system. Is there a way to get a
wireless mic or some other transmitter and piggyback onto his wireless
PA system so others can enjoy freedom of speech using his PA? If so,
what would we need to do this? Please explain it so a doofus (me) can
understand.

I posted the above on related newsgroups and I have learned the
following:
1. It's all probably illegal and the Patriot Act will put me in prison
forever for even considering it.
2. It's definitely doable but I will need to identify the frequency
the wireless mic is transmitting on and find another microphoned
transmitter device that will allow me to override his wireless mic with
a message of my own.

So the question remains: what is the name of this "microphoned
transmitter device" and where can I find one or find the plans for
building one?

Thank you.

On Thu, 22 Dec 2005 09:30:34 -0800, Bill Turner
wrote:


ORIGINAL MESSAGE:

On 22 Dec 2005 08:47:10 -0800, "
wrote:

So the question remains: what is the name of this "microphoned
transmitter device" and where can I find one or find the plans for
building one?


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~

1. This is a ham radio group.
2. Hams do not operate illegal transmitters nor condone those who do.
3. Go away.

73, Bill W6WRT

1. Correct.
2. He is not asking about an illegal transmitter and I also do not
condone those who use them. He is asking for information about
commonly available, legal wireless microphones.
3. That's not very nice.

73, Russ KF4WXD

On Fri, 23 Dec 2005 03:31:27 GMT, Russ wrote:

2. He is not asking about an illegal transmitter and I also do not
condone those who use them. He is asking for information about
commonly available, legal wireless microphones.

Which he wants to use in order to jam. That's illegal.

3. That's not very nice.

Neither is jamming.

73, Bill W6WRT