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| Here is a simple transmitter that when connected to a phone line, will transmit anything on that line (execpt the dial tone) to any FM radio. The frequency can be tuned from 88 to about 94Mhz and the range is about 200 feet. It is extremely easy to build and is therefore a good, useful beginner project. |
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| it is good for me...........i foud this type of project such a long time..........i need a hoby project for my EDC,..plz send me this kind pjt on my mail... thank u | ||
| Thanks for giving this wonderful circuit....... Will you please explain this circuit properly & how could i extend the range???? And one wonderful thing i found is that we can use 1N4007 diodes in place of 1SS119... | ||
| Please can you advise me on where to buy 1SS119 Silicon Diodes, Thanks! | ||
| thise ckt is legale no probelemfor tell | ||
| We are interested in ding this project can you please help us how do we connect circuit to the phone line becouse we have two inputs and two outputs. | ||
| I need information about 1SS119 Silicon Diode substitution because I can't find this item in Indonesia. Thank's | ||
| question 1)the diode 1ss119 silicon diode can replace wait what other similar to these diode ? 2)transistor 2sa933 got other replacement ?? | ||
| This is the first FM transmitter I've gotten to work, and it was pretty easy to build, it works great! Thank you. For anyone trying to build it, I used a BC557 transistor for Q1, and 1N4002 for D1-D4 instead since I couldn't find the parts it asked for. | ||
| Where can I buy a 1SS119 Silicon Transistor? Or is there something else that can be substituted? Thanks! | ||
| Is there a circuit that can be used to detect this bug or any other bug for that matter? If there is, can you please send it to me together with its description. | ||
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