am transmitter

a transistor version

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[capchassuck]

thanks ;)

[Eliastrs]

What type of transistor do you use???...Is that a 2N3055 power transistor???

[capchassuck]

@Eliastrs yes it is i got it at radio shack but the transmitter itself was cannibleized about a year ago i intend to build another hartly to use as a signanal generator that can double as a low power transmitter soon. right now i got a dynamotor powerd moped waiting on a 48 v driver motor and batterys :(

[radiorob1]

Does the tx audio normally sound like crap, or is your recording just over modulated?

How bout a schematic?

[capchassuck]

a little bit of both plus cheap lap top mic and am band the schematic is on

{the radio board} web site i tried giving kudos but you tube dose not allow it google up the web site and go on the {other} forum, i posted a topic on frequency absorption transmitters

and in the topic theirs a tube and transistor version in complete detail, it just so happens the last guy commenting is the one who gave it to me..

[najroe]

oh, almost forgot, what scematic did you use?

[capchassuck]

i tend to use big bulky transistors at low power about 100mw strong it appears to be an air core coil i have a ferret rod in the hidden coil its pretty weak without it .you of all people should know this schematic

{hint} i answered your post at the radio board(o_0)

[joeypc87]

Hello capchassuck,

What's the range of this transmitter ?

[radiorob1]

It looks like it should work.

Nice capacitor.

[najroe]

hope you have a comercial licence, that transistor can easily put put 1000 times over legal power, likely even much more.