Fm Radio Bug Transmitter at Sandy Faria blog

Fm Radio Bug Transmitter. They all do the same. This small and simple fm transmitter is the toy that geeks have always wanted. It uses a single ic 74f13, one coil, a capacitor, one trimmer, one resistor and ofcourse one electret mic. They can be called spy transmitters, fm bugs, or a number of other interesting names. You may want to use a small 100mw. Take a look at this fm spy transmitter which can be used as a bug transmitter or as fm bug too. The fm listening bug kit gives you all you need to build a small, single transistor, fm transmitter that can operate between 80 mhz. We can power this circuit by using a 9v battery or small voltage and package battery. The first group of circuits we will discuss are fm transmitters. This spy bug is so easy to build and can give you a total coverage range of about 3 to 5 meters. Fm transmitters can be complicated to build, that's why i'm.

This small and simple fm transmitter is the toy that geeks have always wanted. The fm listening bug kit gives you all you need to build a small, single transistor, fm transmitter that can operate between 80 mhz. They can be called spy transmitters, fm bugs, or a number of other interesting names. We can power this circuit by using a 9v battery or small voltage and package battery. Take a look at this fm spy transmitter which can be used as a bug transmitter or as fm bug too. It uses a single ic 74f13, one coil, a capacitor, one trimmer, one resistor and ofcourse one electret mic. Fm transmitters can be complicated to build, that's why i'm. They all do the same. The first group of circuits we will discuss are fm transmitters. You may want to use a small 100mw.

Small FM bug Transmitter Circuit

Fm Radio Bug Transmitter It uses a single ic 74f13, one coil, a capacitor, one trimmer, one resistor and ofcourse one electret mic. The first group of circuits we will discuss are fm transmitters. We can power this circuit by using a 9v battery or small voltage and package battery. Fm transmitters can be complicated to build, that's why i'm. They can be called spy transmitters, fm bugs, or a number of other interesting names. You may want to use a small 100mw. The fm listening bug kit gives you all you need to build a small, single transistor, fm transmitter that can operate between 80 mhz. This small and simple fm transmitter is the toy that geeks have always wanted. They all do the same. This spy bug is so easy to build and can give you a total coverage range of about 3 to 5 meters. Take a look at this fm spy transmitter which can be used as a bug transmitter or as fm bug too. It uses a single ic 74f13, one coil, a capacitor, one trimmer, one resistor and ofcourse one electret mic.