How to make an FM jammer?
Can someone help me with this? I'd like to make one that could fit into a small altoids can, with the functionality of one in this video. I need it to be able to take input from a 3.5mm headphone jack, an antenna, and have an adjustable FM frequency.
I have a basic knowledge of electronics, (I know what capacitors and resistors and circuit boards do, etc.), but not enough for something like this. I've found a circuit diagram here, but I do not know how to read it :P. If someone could explain to me what everything is, and how everything goes together, I would be thankful. In the diagram, it does not show how to hook up the headphone jack and antenna though, so if someone could tell me where to put those that would be great.
Really I just need an explanation of how to make this. I hope that building this will help me learn more about electronics, while still providing me with some fun lol. Any help would be great! Thanks.
hi
please see this part.hopefully it can help you
ON Semiconductor LA72910V: FM Modulator and Demodulator
LA72910 it's a VIDEO FM modulator/demodulator, with 2MHz deviation, and cannot be used for standard broadcast FM modulation.
Yeah, I agree. That is for video, and even then the minimum quantity I can buy is 90 lol.
Really, I just need someone to tell me what all the symbols in the diagram mean.
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**UPDATE: I've figured out what a couple things are. The two lines with an arrow through them is a variable capacitor, the curly line is a coil of wire, and bunch of lines by "9V" is a battery lol.
Here Bugs & Cockroach. you can find a short description about simple FM transmitter.
Or you can use a cheap fm transmitter like that fm transmitter - Free Shipping - DealExtreme and use your iPod as a source of music.
Output power of a such transmitter must be stronger than FM signal from a local broadcast station that is the main problem.
https://www.edaboard.com/thread237543.html