Difference between revisions of "CB radio"
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Citizen-Band radio | Citizen-Band radio | ||
| − | Using a CB radio as a modem through the cassette port of the Amstrad CPC. | + | == Amstrad CB901 == |
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| + | An Amstrad CB radio emitter. | ||
| + | [[File:Amstrad CB901 radio emitter.jpeg]] | ||
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| + | == Using CB radio as a modem == | ||
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| + | CB radio could be used as a modem through the cassette port of the Amstrad CPC. | ||
[[File:CB radio modem1.jpg]] | [[File:CB radio modem1.jpg]] | ||
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[[File:CB radio modem3.jpg]] | [[File:CB radio modem3.jpg]] | ||
| − | + | == FM radio diffusion == | |
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| + | Some local or pirate FM radios diffused software over the air. | ||
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| + | You simply had to record it on tape to use it later on your Amstrad CPC. | ||
Revision as of 04:51, 1 April 2025
Citizen-Band radio
Amstrad CB901
An Amstrad CB radio emitter.
Using CB radio as a modem
CB radio could be used as a modem through the cassette port of the Amstrad CPC.
FM radio diffusion
Some local or pirate FM radios diffused software over the air.
You simply had to record it on tape to use it later on your Amstrad CPC.
