If your educational institution is on a large campus, you may qualify to use the “Free Radiate” system which provides substantially greater coverage via a higher power transmitter and long fiberglass antenna. Also, traditional "carrier current" systems are available which utilize the buildings electrical wiring as the broadcast antenna.

10 watt full power systems utilize Radio Systems’ TR-6000 Transmitter - a solid state, variable power, 10 watt digitally-synthesized AM transmitter with internal audio limiter and detector circuitry. The TR-6000 represents the state-of-the-art in low power AM RF design.

Features include remote control capability, front panel power and audio VU meters, headphone monitor, and efficient, flat-pack design that can be easily rack-mounted. Synchronization inputs include TXCO oscillator and external GPS reference.

Equipment Technical Specifications:
Brochure PDF
Manual PDF
CP-15 Coupler
AM Broadcast Band Fiberglass Antenna

Click on links fro major applications:
"Free Radiate" Systems
Special equipment, technology and regulations for providing AM radio coverage over a large area from a single transmitter installation on an educational campus.

Camp Radio
Low power AM transmitters and mini-studio packages to economically transmit news, sports and music throughout camps, schools, and other small institutions.

Carrier Current
Carrier current transmitters, AC line couplers, and accessories for college and institutional on-campus AM radio stations. Carrier current is the legal, fast and inexpensive route to start a radio station for your organization.

Traveler's Information Stations
Equipment, technical and legal information for broadcasting motorist, tourist, and safety information on a licensed AM station.