The basic idea here is that you can build a small FM transmitter for your MP3 player so you can send audio to pretty much any stereo.

Turn an FM transmitter into your very own radio station.

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One of our favorite purveyors of electronics knowledge is at it again. This time, [Afroman] explains how frequency modulation works while building up a short-range FM transmitter on a board he has … ...

A basic UUS 65 73 MHz fm transmitter circuit schematic which can be used as UUS oscillator with no explanation … 65 – 73 MHz transmitter ( oscillator ) circuit components: L1 = 8 t / 0.3mm / 6mm L2 = ...

Griffin Technology’s RocketFM, a USB FM transmitter for computers, looks great, is easy to use, but is susceptible to interference.

The Siel EXC30 transmitters enhances the capabilities of the existing EXC25 FM transmitter. The EXC30 is a 30 W direct-synthesis frequency-agile FM transmitter that provides the basic features of the ...

Though uncreatively named, Audiovox's very functional mounting kit transforms any tablet into a rear-seat entertainment system.

The FM transmitter and the FM receiver are both small, portable devices that are a little bit bigger than a pack of playing cards. The look can vary depending on the manufacturer.

The strength of a radio signal is proportional to the inverse square of the distance to the transmitter. For example, the area around Sutro Tower will have much stronger signals from the Sutro Tower ...

FM transmitter-based car kits have been around for ages -- is there still room for this tech to improve?