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Without a doubt, FM transmitter and Receiver are among the top favorite electronic project topics, however, building a digital FM transmitter can be a challenging project for electronics enthusiasts. The transmitter can then be connected to a source of audio, such as a phone or computer, to...
Evening guys.
First I have to apologize, I know nothing and have to ask you guys old questions.
I am in South Africa, a small town, and hoping to buy a small FM " to broadcast to the parking area- for people who want to stay in their cars.
I have been using the small over the counter type...
An FM transmitter is one of the most popular devices between electronic hobbyist, professionals and even non-technical people. In this article, we gonna learn to how to build an easy, stable and digitally controllable FM transmitter.
For this design, I have selected the VMR6512 module which...
I have a Bluetooth->FM transmitter that plugs into the cigarette lighter receptacle. In one particular car, it starts producing loud static over the music whenever the car hits a small bump. If I then remove the transmitter and plug it back in, the static is gone until the next bump or rapid...
Just to see how these things work, I purchased this inexpensive Sain Sonic CZH-05B FM Transmitter. It appears to work just fine.
I tried to do some direct testing of sound quality by transmitting an uncompressed wave music file of the same song playing on the professional radio station just to...
This circuit is a simple two transistor (2N2222) FM transmitter. No license is required for this transmitter according to FCC regulations regarding wireless microphones.
If powered by a 9 volt battery and used with an antenna no longer than 12 inches, the transmitter will be within the FCC...
I bought a couple of wireless speakers that work through receiving 900 MHz, but the transmitter is missing so I would like to build a transmitter. But, I don't really know where to start. Will anyone give me some guidance? Treat me like the amateur that I am.
Hi all
I brought a 500 watt rf amp pallet and power supply and a 5 watt fm transmitter had it put together in a case and a fm antenna that's 88mhz-108mhz same as the fm transmitter. I will like to know how many miles can I broadcast with that? I need to know also is there a equipment I can use...
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