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You can adjust the values of the tuned circuit in an FM transmitter to operate at nearly any RF frequency you want. But you won't find an FM radio that will receive it.

FM usually has a wide bandwidth so a high frequency is used. It would be difficult to frequency-modulate a low frequency carrier.

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Nobody has the circuit for an FM transmitter that operates in kHz frequency.
FM transmitters operate at between 88MHz and 108MHz unless you are in Japan where it is a little lower. Some radio amateurs operate narrowband FM at higher frequencies.
Wireless microphones used by performers opaerate with FM at UHF frequencies.

You must design the circuit yourself if you want it to be different from all the others.

Wireless headphones and wireless speakers use an IR beam that is modulated with FM in kHz frequency so if you have an extremely long antenna for the transmitter and for the receiver then you can change it to transmitting kHz radio waves.
The VCO in a CD4046PLL IC can make a kHz FM transmitter and its phase detector can make a kHz FM detector.

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