Our Radio Network Work
Is Set Up Like This!
900 Mhz Marti
STL Transmitter
Local AM & FM Transmitters
STL antenna picks signal at the transmitter site and sends it to a receiver which connects to the FM transmitter.
The signal leaves the local studios
in one of two ways:
1 via UHF & 5.8 Ghz Wi-Fi STL's
2 via IP using Barix and computers
This set up shows a 900 Mhz UHF STL
Multiple networks like these exist by the hundreds across the country and even more around the world
From the local community radio network, a Barix Exstreamer 100 or computer
is used to convert the streams to an analog signal to be fed into the local mixing
console for the over the air broadcast network as shown below.
From the local studio, the signal is distributed via local UHF studio to transmitter link or private 5.8 Ghz Wi-Fi links which in turn feed the local AM & FM transmitters that send the program to your radio.
From the master servers, the streams arrive at the local community radio network.
The Radio Outlaw programs leave the studios in multiple streams from our private Shoutcast servers which in turn connect to master servers around the world.
Exstreamers feed
local studios or transmitters
Mixer gets its program from the Exstreamer or PC; depending on the local stations need.
