Simple FM Transmitter – Short range

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This is a simple one transistor short range FM transmitter. It runs on 3 volts and the circuit is based on one that saw here on Youtube. The circuit was put together with parts on hand and is rather unstable so I will not be giving out information on it. It is being used as another learning tool to help me better understand radio circuits.

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