The Spark of Sound: Building My PCB FM Transmitter
I sketched a simple FM transmitter on paper, dreaming of crystal-clear broadcasts.
Diving into KiCad, I routed traces for the heart: pulsing at 88-108 MHz.
Solder fumes filled the air as components came alive—inductors coiling magic, capacitors tuning the vibe.
Tested on breadboard first: static crackle turned to sweet stereo from my phone's aux.
PCB etched golden, antenna whipped up from wire—boom, 50m range,
Now, pocket-sized freedom: stream podcasts to car radios or prank friends with pirate vibes.













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