FM Modulators
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FM Modulators
Discussion from 5th Gen re: XM radio install evolving into XM modulation
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=485019
Question -
Does anyone know if you can stack multiple FM modulators to feed multiple signals (say modulated ipod and XM) into stock radio on different frequencies - or do they make a modulator with multiple inputs that sends two frequencies to the antenna output?
I know some of the modulators kill the antenna input signal, which is a good thing for sound - but it would probably prevent stacking modulators in series.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=485019
Question -
Does anyone know if you can stack multiple FM modulators to feed multiple signals (say modulated ipod and XM) into stock radio on different frequencies - or do they make a modulator with multiple inputs that sends two frequencies to the antenna output?
I know some of the modulators kill the antenna input signal, which is a good thing for sound - but it would probably prevent stacking modulators in series.
I've never heard of stacking modulators, but couldn't you just use a Y-adapter to branch off your single input to the modulator into two inputs, and then just shut off whichever item you're not listening to (iPod or satellite)?
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