'Transmisores FM equipos FM' Technology

martin mantilla c from valencia (Contact Member) -

buenas pana compre un transmisor al señor martin mantilla MTCRADIOTV de 500w el de la foto, excelente calidad, que tiene. y cubre mas de 30 km, el sonido clarito. realmente si desea poner una emisora comunitaria comienze por un buen transmisor ....

• http://www,mtcvenezuela.com.ve

Comment #1 martin mantilla c from valencia (Contact Member) -

tienes razon pero la web site es www.mtcvenezuela.com.ve Yo tambien compre un transmisor soy de maracaibo un PASCAL500 me costo 17500 bolivares, al principio dude pero despues que lo traje y me lo instalarón quede mas que contento el transmisor es una maravilla, el consumo de luz minimo mi pana. de acuerdo a su manual tiene filtro de armonico y me tecnico que lo ha visto , me dice que es muy profesional y esta a la vanguardia de los OMB RVR esos tx yanquis que su precio esta mas del doble.

sigan asi muchachos MTCRADIOTV VENEZUELA les deseo lo mejor

• http://www.mtcvenezuela.com.ve

Comment #2 cwemoy (63.176.159.207) -

I wish I could learn Espanyol because then, some of these posts would be really interesting. Can I be able to get lessons online? What other options do I have if I need to learn this language?

Comment #3 Isaac (63.176.159.129) -

A friend of mine suggested Venezuela as an ideal tourist and vacation destination. You get to see the sun from about midnight to three in the morning.

What technological advancement is unique to this part of the world? How ideal for business is the industry especially for expatriates?

Comment #4 James (63.176.159.9) -

Of course you can get online Spanish lessons, better check the net for that.

And aside from enrolling to a Spanish school to learn the language, i suggest that you go to the nearest book store in your place, search for a Spanish dictionary and voila... you are now on your way to learning Spanish by your own. That saves you a lot from enrollment fees and online lesson charges.

Comment #5 Eve (63.176.159.146) - 11/20/09 00:43

If I was only able to simply interpret the language of these individuals, I would be one hundred percent satisfied with myself on a socially connected level.

Comment #6 Buddy from Chicago, Illinois (Contact Member) - 11/20/09 08:14

"Good Point"

A very good point! Why post a Spanish message in an English forum? That seems like missing your audience!

Comment #7 Maya (63.176.159.64) - 12/07/09 23:09

Maybe the poster just got confused over the matter and got lost. But anyway, let us just ignore his post, since we cannot understand it anyway, right?

But talking about the topic. I am also quite curious about the technology in Venezuela.

An by the way, what are transmisores? Is that the same as a radio receiver? Or is the concept quite the same?

Please clear things up for a dummy like me.

Comment #8 Eve (63.176.159.32) - 12/16/09 21:34

A transmisore is something that I have hear of before. A transponder, however is something that i have heard of. Also, I have heard of transmitters, but never a transmisore. Is this the Spanish name for a radio, or some sort of a transmitter?

Comment #9 curtis (63.176.159.140) - 12/29/09 22:40

"I have never hear of before" what kind of english is that my friend?

Comment #10 smithy (63.176.159.209) - 01/19/10 18:02

Simply a typo my dear, why do you always write with such intense anger?

Comment #11 Curt (77.49.23.197) - 02/18/10 22:03

Yeah, why would you brought that up so sarcastically curtis. As long as we know what people are trying to say to us then it is fine, maybe he is typing really quick that he missed to type in that word 'never'. So let us just go back to what we are actually talking about. So what can you say about this transmisores? thanks a lot and keep posting here.

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