Yes, you will need to hold in 'memory' 7 seconds of information.
In broadcast we used magnetic tape.
There are probably solid state ways now.
fm radio
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28th March 2012 04:53 PM #1dummy
fm radio
can i delay my fm radio 7 seconds
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28th March 2012 05:18 PM #2ronsimpson
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29th March 2012 12:26 AM #3atferrari
Another option...
Maybe saying "now", counting up to 7 and then pushing "on"?
That is a delay too...
0Agustín Tomás
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice, however, there is.
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29th March 2012 12:30 AM #4ronsimpson
Placing your radio 2100000K meters away will also work.
0Last edited by ronsimpson; 29th March 2012 at 12:31 AM.
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29th March 2012 01:52 AM #5KJ6EAD
I'll assume that you mean to delay an audio signal before transmitting such as is done in commercial broadcasting.
Take a look at the digital delay effects pedals used by musicians. That may put you on the right track.0
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