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#1
 2007-04-12, 01:51 |
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 I built an fm transmitter (pic)
http://i11.tinypic.com/42m3x36.jpg
I should get a couple hundred yards if I'm outside. I only tried it inside (it was dark out) from about 20 feet away. But from that short distance I could over power any other radio station. I'll have to test it outside this weekend and check my range.
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#2
2007-04-12, 15:21 |
carpal 
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Re: I built an fm transmitter (pic)
Nice work.
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#3
2007-04-13, 01:04 |
CorpDraco
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Re: I built an fm transmitter (pic)
You used an online kit.
Phail.
Photo (http://www.canakit.net/images/Items/UK108.jpg)
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#4
2007-04-13, 02:38 |
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Re: I built an fm transmitter (pic)
I'm not denying it. You can clearly see canakit.com right on it. I'm just saying a assembled it and it works and its cool. We all need to start somewhere, right? So what have you built? Post pics!
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#5
2007-04-14, 06:21 |
emmarkllib
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Re: I built an fm transmitter (pic)
It probably was just a pre-printed board and required most of the components to be soldered in. Even that takes a bit of work and isn't exactly child's play.
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I built an fm transmitter (pic)