I really enjoy the simplicity and the amanzing stability! Bad stability was the ghost of all my fm transmitters in my all life! Thanks to share it! So i love walkie talkies to play!
Bro i will make this circuit. it will work for only 20 cm with antenna. what can i do ? I will use 3.7 v it transmmit for 20 cm only and when i used 5 v it transmmit 1 meter. how it work for 500 meter plese help me .my diagram is correct connection are correct how to increase range
Everything is ok. Just you need a load capacitor on the two sides of the crystal. 22pF would be the best choice... And also you should use 27Mhz crysral...Because 27Mhz band is licence free in India Big fan❤
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plz say where i want to connect the mic and in mic circuit there you write signal out where i want to connect in transmiter circuit plz say I made transmiter circuit I want to connect it to transmiter circuit plz says soon.
Nice video. SW and MW are both amplitude modulated. But just changing the crystal to FM range doesn't make it frequency modulated. Don't you also need to change the circuit topology?
no. when you connect audio input straight to the base of the modulating transistor to which base the crystal is connected it does both amplitude and frequency modulation at the same time, at least that's my observations.
@@maalos I just rewatched the video. I'm going to double-down on my assertion that this will NOT work to broadcast FM. If you watch the video, the only place you can hear audio from the transmitter (you hear the whistle of acoustic feedback) is when he has it tuned to an AM band. However, you hear dead silence (or rather noise from touching the circuit, nothing coming from the condenser microphone) when tuned to an FM band. This makes perfect sense since a stable carrier on either AM or FM produces dead silence on the receiver. There is nothing in the circuit that will cause the frequency deviation required to produce FM. What you maybe observing is a deviation of the sidebands when audio frequency changes from the input microphone, but that is NOT FM. Measure the output of that transmitter on a spectrum analyzer and I bet you will see a strong carrier in the center of two smaller sidebands. Even if you can hear something on the receiver when set to FM, it will probably come through very weakly and is a result of AM getting injected into the circuit because you have the transmitter sitting next to the receiver. EDIT: I watched part 2. He doesn't transmit anything but noisy, crackling, EMF which will show up an all bands and modulations. You don't need a transistor to broadcast that, you just need a wire and a battery! I'm calling BS on this entire project!
Plese make it with soldering and component information like othere channel plese give more detail about diagram and sodering full video of this circuit
Hello, I love the projects you make. I wanted to make a small communication device with cheap parts. I want to use a correction tape as the casing for this communication device. The way it should work is when I press the button on my correction tape, the buzzer on the other one rings. When he presses the button, the buzzer rings on mine. I want it to work long range, and it should use a small lithium ion battery or a coin battery, and without using microcontroller. Is there any way to make this? Can you make a video on this or can you answer it?
Nice video ..can i build it on a breadboard and the frequency will not be affected ? Can a digital radio receive this signal ? If yes how the sound will be and how can i transmit digital signals?
I love your videos, and I respect the time and effort you put into this work, I do have a difficult time with your accent but I noticed if I slowed down the video, your words come out easier to understand. Most of the time I can understand you because I know electronics very well and can easily figure out your description and tutorial from context alone, I look forward to your next project on the science of electronics and pieces of artwork...I use the noun 'Art' because, with all of your particular projects, there is a strong element of presentation and aesthetics.
6:31 you dont even connect the other leg of the crystal to anything else then how is it transmitting to FM range . Also when can we expect the part 2 to come ?
I think he didn't have suitable crystal at the time, so he just showed the principal. As far as I know available 2 terminal oscillators are up to 48Mhz. Usually 24 or 48Mhz crystals are used as they have harmonics on 96Mhz (FM band). Unfortunately this was not said on a video and might confuse someone. Also you have to deal with harmonics and signal on main oscillator frequency.
@@Arkliobybis Oh now i understand so basically if i use a 48Mhz crystal because of the harmonics i will be getting the same signal on the 48mhz frequency and 96mhz frequency only with the different amplitude right?
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great video!! now even a cat can make a 12khz transmitter!! next episode : how to transmit 12khz transmission for hundreds of miles with 1000watt amplifier and make you own broadcast station....
Great job buddy. Kafi kuch naya sikhne mila. Kya aap ye video Hindi me bna sakte hai. Mujhe apne Students ko ye sikhane ke liye chahiye. Vo abhi itna ache se English bhi nahi jante hai.
Finally! Someone who explains how fm transmitter works, tysm!
You are best bro, first e ami bhebe pachhilam na 12MHz crystal er transmitter radio te kivabe catch korbe. Keep it up.awaiting 4 the 2nd part.
Thank you, ❤️😀
Didn't knew transmitter is so easy to make👌
Super bro , it's really awesome
You seems inspired by Greatscott!
Or he is inspired by you
I don’t think, But this is a Great Guy
I think so.
Ik think so.
Both are providing great tutorials.
Very clean design for having no pc board. This shows what you can do with very little money and lots of imagination.
Can i make two transmitter like this for making walkie talkie?
it seems that et discover looks like great scott 3
Great Scott & Et Discover is my favorite channel, but I like electronics
I really enjoy the simplicity and the amanzing stability! Bad stability was the ghost of all my fm transmitters in my all life! Thanks to share it! So i love walkie talkies to play!
Mannnnnnnnnn the only perfect tutorial for walkie talkie i have ever seen
I am desperately waiting for part 2
This video is helpful to understand 3 type of frequency transmission
FM
SW
AM
Actually those are modulation types 😇
modulation means way of mixing sound with radio wave.
Bro i will make this circuit. it will work for only 20 cm with antenna. what can i do ? I will use 3.7 v it transmmit for 20 cm only and when i used 5 v it transmmit 1 meter. how it work for 500 meter plese help me .my diagram is correct connection are correct how to increase range
Everything is ok.
Just you need a load capacitor on the two sides of the crystal.
22pF would be the best choice...
And also you should use 27Mhz crysral...Because 27Mhz band is licence free in India
Big fan❤
He was transmitting on very low power and as there was no antenna I'll say it's totally legal under personal use.
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Hi does capacitor value has to be exactly 22pF or I can use other values?
oh my god.... I've been watching your channel since your previous walkie talkie..... this one made me subscribe
Khub informative chilo bro. I love it..... 👍 👍
Thank you
Are you from america..
I want to make it on pcb for my channel. Provide circuit diagram..
Nice! I wish to make a transmitter like this. I'm going to try this!
Next part
Mee 2
Also
@@EtDiscover sir when u will upload next part.
Great scott😏
Keep it up brother🌼
Can this transmitter transmit on fm frequency
I will wait for the part 2, keep strong 😄👍🏼
I think you are inspired by great scott well done🔥👏👏
Is it possible to replace the Bc548 with a 2n2222 or 2n3904 transistors ?
Yes bro use any npn transiator
Watched the walkie talkie and got inspired. Saw this video's thumbnail and said to myself, isko dekho kya Dimaag hoga, wo banda ready made circuit daal diya, then I see its you again.....
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Can i make two transmitter like this for walkie talkie
thank you. waiting for next part,
from bangladesh.
Coming soon, welcome
Your are bast explain in every video 🙂
Thanks bro waiting for next part 😍😍😍
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Sir this VIDEO was very knowledgeable and inspiring.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Very nice 👍👌😊 bhai
Thanks 🤗
Bhai my channel m.k.r electronic
Good Grow up
Bhai aap surat
Which Uf capacitor did you use please.Thanks for the video
Can I also use Bc547 instead of Bc548 please
your explanation is good and easy to understand
Eagerly waiting for the 2nd part , please upload soon ....
Bro i have real walkie talkie(damage) circuit which component i will use
If you have enough knowledge of carrier frequency then you can do it
Your second channel link for hindi channel in the description is not working.
U ARE ON THE NXT LVL !!!!!! AMAZING VIDEO !!!
Is it possible to set an antina for higher coverage
I love the fact that you keep scratching the scale with your screwdriver :D
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can i add crystal in series?
Well explained 👏👏👏👍
Bro i have 4 pin quartz crystal what i do
Only you needed normal crystal,
Which MHz crystal ar used in Last seen of this video (High MHz crystal) ?
Waiting for part 2! Thx =)
Can I use 6mhz crystal
nice video!!!!
can you transmit voice out there?
Do you need a power supply?
Yes you can transmit voice
Can i use your pwm signal transmiter in your gear drone
Just you need to modify something in your code
plz say where i want to connect the mic and in mic circuit there you write signal out where i want to connect in transmiter circuit plz say I made transmiter circuit I want to connect it to transmiter circuit plz says soon.
Sir circuit diagram plese for reciver and also transmitter
Receiver circuit will come in next video
@@EtDiscover when bro Waiting To Make Walkie Talkie
Nice video, such a simple looking circuit. Any chance of a circuit diagram for both the transmitter and receiver in the next video please?
does it work if i make two transmitters just to give one a speaker to be a reciever?
Is it possible to make a remote control car transmitter and reciver using crystals ..?
Is possible then plz tell how.
Plz reply...
Nice video. SW and MW are both amplitude modulated. But just changing the crystal to FM range doesn't make it frequency modulated. Don't you also need to change the circuit topology?
I wish he can explain his reasons on this.
no. when you connect audio input straight to the base of the modulating transistor to which base the crystal is connected it does both amplitude and frequency modulation at the same time, at least that's my observations.
@@maalos I just rewatched the video. I'm going to double-down on my assertion that this will NOT work to broadcast FM. If you watch the video, the only place you can hear audio from the transmitter (you hear the whistle of acoustic feedback) is when he has it tuned to an AM band. However, you hear dead silence (or rather noise from touching the circuit, nothing coming from the condenser microphone) when tuned to an FM band. This makes perfect sense since a stable carrier on either AM or FM produces dead silence on the receiver. There is nothing in the circuit that will cause the frequency deviation required to produce FM. What you maybe observing is a deviation of the sidebands when audio frequency changes from the input microphone, but that is NOT FM. Measure the output of that transmitter on a spectrum analyzer and I bet you will see a strong carrier in the center of two smaller sidebands. Even if you can hear something on the receiver when set to FM, it will probably come through very weakly and is a result of AM getting injected into the circuit because you have the transmitter sitting next to the receiver.
EDIT: I watched part 2. He doesn't transmit anything but noisy, crackling, EMF which will show up an all bands and modulations. You don't need a transistor to broadcast that, you just need a wire and a battery! I'm calling BS on this entire project!
Nice. Waiting for receiver circuit too. And can we make the crystal variable so thst we can switch channels? In case of interferance?
That’s depending on Crystal, Next part will see the receiver
@@EtDiscover which crystal oscillator you used in FM transmitter.you say higher frequency oscillator but how much does you used for FM frequency?
Plese make it with soldering and component information like othere channel plese give more detail about diagram and sodering full video of this circuit
Please wait for next part
Hello, I love the projects you make. I wanted to make a small communication device with cheap parts. I want to use a correction tape as the casing for this communication device. The way it should work is when I press the button on my correction tape, the buzzer on the other one rings. When he presses the button, the buzzer rings on mine. I want it to work long range, and it should use a small lithium ion battery or a coin battery, and without using microcontroller. Is there any way to make this? Can you make a video on this or can you answer it?
Nice video ..can i build it on a breadboard and the frequency will not be affected ? Can a digital radio receive this signal ? If yes how the sound will be and how can i transmit digital signals?
Yes you can make it on breadboard, Yes digital radio working on this process, Even the sound will be crystal clear
CAN WE USE 24MHZ crystal
What you say on the microphone? is sensitive as any other FM transmitter. Can be used to spy?
Very interesting project... Weldone sir...
Thank you
can't wait for the part 2....would you mind to tell how can i increase the range from 500m to above??
Yes this is possible, but this is another subject video
@@EtDiscover you can make a video about that in part 3.
sure why not
Nice work bro. Looking forward to the 2nd part
Coming soon
Sir it really works thanks for making this video
Welcome , 😉 Enjoy
I love your videos, and I respect the time and effort you put into this work, I do have a difficult time with your accent but I noticed if I slowed down the video, your words come out easier to understand. Most of the time I can understand you because I know electronics very well and can easily figure out your description and tutorial from context alone, I look forward to your next project on the science of electronics and pieces of artwork...I use the noun 'Art' because, with all of your particular projects, there is a strong element of presentation and aesthetics.
You're like a paralell universe great scott
Just tell honestly are you from India or from Nepal?
Love you from Bangladesh.
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if i connect a crystal to preamplifier then will it work as fm transmitter?
Sir where i can get this crystal for FM Band ....I can not find in the electronic shop.
Please help sir
6:31 you dont even connect the other leg of the crystal to anything else then how is it transmitting to FM range . Also when can we expect the part 2 to come ?
I think he didn't have suitable crystal at the time, so he just showed the principal. As far as I know available 2 terminal oscillators are up to 48Mhz. Usually 24 or 48Mhz crystals are used as they have harmonics on 96Mhz (FM band). Unfortunately this was not said on a video and might confuse someone. Also you have to deal with harmonics and signal on main oscillator frequency.
@@Arkliobybis Oh now i understand so basically if i use a 48Mhz crystal because of the harmonics i will be getting the same signal on the 48mhz frequency and 96mhz frequency only with the different amplitude right?
@@TechInventorAman Yep, that's the theory.
Sir can I use 2n3904 transistor instead of bc 548
How it is transmitted without an antenna? Thus it means the crystal oscillator itself a mini antenna? Am i correct?
I like it very much I also trying to make this send very soon
Sir
Bro can i use 30 mhz crystal oscillator for more range.,then what chage i need to do in ckt
Yo can
@@EtDiscover do i need to make any change in circuit
Nice video Brother. Thank you. But it will be best if you attach a receiver with it.
Please wait for next part
Bro can I use the condenser microphone salvaged from an old Nokia phone. But it is very small compared to the mic you used.
Yes
Waiting for part 2, thanks
Coming soon
That's a very good looking mustash
Wow you seem to be a genius in this stuff I wish had so much knowledge in electronics thanx 🙏
Wow et discover you improved youre mic quality 😍
Thank you,
Love video brother so much 💖💟💖💖
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How much crysral use on fm redio ......?
24mhz
thank you sir. now I am understand how to bias & use crystal ☺
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Wow.... super. I wanted a walkie.-talkie like this. Great work. Waiting impatiently for part2. I am going to make this.😄
Please wait coming soon
@@EtDiscover when
I've been searching for a long time
looking for something that I could
represent for electronic school project at integrated life skill subject,,,
thank you, Et Discover,,,,
I think I have discover my new
helper,,,,
🤗🤗🤗🤗
Very good video, very well explained
What is the value of crystal oscillator you used in fm mode
24mhz
Sir which resisters you used for mike?
Can we use bc 547
You are pro man 💥🔥
very impressive and awesome explianation😊
Nice project but can we use crystal used in clocks which is 32.768Khz
This is very low frequency, you can Use AM radio frequency like 530khz to 1700khz ,
Amazing! So simple. :)
Bro...how to tune it to a specific frequency?..considering the legal frequency range for transmission
Just you need to change the crystal For your specific frequency
Sir aapne kaun kaun sa course kiya hai electronic me
I have built the same but not working, where I am going wrong
I have not learned anything coz ur lecture was more and less on the project. It was not on transmitter but on what is crystal and how it works😂😂😂😂😂😂
Why You will used 4.7k and 3.3k resistors on mic section instead of 5.6k and 22k like in circuit diagram?
Don’t worry, This is strongest circuit diagram, or you can call it fine tune diagram,
great video!! now even a cat can make a 12khz transmitter!!
next episode : how to transmit 12khz transmission for hundreds of miles with 1000watt amplifier and make you own broadcast station....
Great job buddy. Kafi kuch naya sikhne mila. Kya aap ye video Hindi me bna sakte hai. Mujhe apne Students ko ye sikhane ke liye chahiye. Vo abhi itna ache se English bhi nahi jante hai.
That,s very nice project we interested to learn more....
whether the circuit can work at 27mhz?