Plays Through Any Nearby AM Radio

Use It With A Phonograph or Microphone

Excellent As a Wireless "Baby Sitter"

Requires No License or Permit to Use

Since this page was started well over three years ago, I have aquired two of these units.  Thanks to all who helped to locate them and the instruction manuals!

Watch this site grow! New fan stories will be added from time to time.

Updated 4/13/08 - New info on T1 and L1!

Help this site become the Knight-Kit Fan page!  Send me your memories of building a Knight-Kit...any Knight-Kit, not just the Broadcaster...and I'll compile them on this site!  Did you build a stereo or mono system?  How about a CB walkie-talkie?  Remember the 12-in-1 kit?  Star Roamer?  Ham radio equipment?  Let's share Knight-Kit memories!

Ever wanted your own Broadcaster? We take a step closer with this new feature!

New!Building a Broadcaster? Read this: The Mystery Parts...here's as much as we know about L1 and C9 and T1! UPDATED!

My Knight-Kit Broadcaster Memories

The Latest Broadcaster Fan's Stories

New!  Help Rodger find this other "broadcaster"...

Other Broadcaster Fan's Stories

Color photos of the Knight-kit Broadcaster!

New! Ever wanted to build a Broadcaster from scratch? Dan did it! Read his story!

Which version did YOU have?  Did you know there were more than one?

New! "Kit a Shining Knight" -- reprint of Radio World article

New! Remembering Allied Radio

Other Favorite Knight Kits

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Want more? Links to other Broadcaster sites!

Confused by Specifications and Marketing Terms? Try our Guide!

New!Want to buy a Knight Kit Span Master? Here's one for sale!

Jim Addie
Knight Kit