[Inductor for FM Tx]

I think a super-regen FM "radio" is a piece of junk.
It has an AM detector so it must be tuned to one side of an FM station so it can "slope-detect" the FM.
It overloads very easily.

So which FM receiver is suitable for the above purpose

[Inductor for FM Tx]

Here is the links of Super regen FM receivers

http://www.tricountyi.net/~randerse/superrgn.htm

In the above link the author says that: "the receiver that is so sensitive it can hear the local oscillator inside a small transistor radio 30 - 50 feet away".

or

http://www.electronics-lab.com/projects/rf/007/

[Inductor for FM Tx]

And I want to use very sensitive receiver with one of these above transmitters. My purpose is only voice transmission I dont want musical transmission at that time. I want simplicity at the transmitter side because bettery life is very important at that side but at receiver side I want a most sensitive FM receiver so that it pull in a small signal from far away distance. 

I searched on google and found some super regenerative FM receivers, will they do the job?

or some one know any FM receiver for this purpose.

Any Ideas will be appreciated

Thanks in advance

[Inductor for FM Tx]

Hi all,

I want to make the below circuit with SMD components so what value of SMD inductor will use in the place of coil.

Thanks in advance



Here is the link

http://freecircuitdiagram.com/2008/10/28/single-transistor-wireless-microphone-fm-transmitter/

[Milliamp Question]

The extra current is available and is simply not used.

ok that means it is no problem to run 200milliamp device with 1 amp power supply because the device will take 200 milliamp from 1 amp and work properly.
write

[Milliamp Question]

Hi,

Thanks for your reply Hero999, but i am still not clear.

A friend of mine says that giving 1 or 2 amphere to a device that need 200 milliamp will burn or damage  the circuit/ICs of that device.
is it write?

I am new to electronics.

Thanks

[Milliamp Question]

Hi all

Is it okay to use a 6 volts 1000 milliamp DC power supply with a device that says it needs 6 volts 200 milliamp?