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Longshot - Hack for T505?

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If you look at this FM transmitter, Amazon.com: C. Crane FMT Digital FM Transmitter with AC Adapter: Electronics you can see from the reviews that you can just pop it open and adjust it to have a dramatic increase in gain. I am pretty sure something like this would be possible for the T505, but it might be tricky, requiring soldering or something. But the biggest problem would be how the heck could one do it, maybe if there was a schematic floating around somewhere and you could identify the resistor to replace? LIke I said, its a longshot, but you never know. I really like the T505, but it would be amazing with a gain increase.

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