"1 kHz Sine Wave" topped the pop charts

@Alex-Zone

Жыл бұрын

EU AND US!

@gabrielv.4358

Жыл бұрын

lol

@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606

Жыл бұрын

Honestly “Sine Wave” sounds like a 1980s synth new wave group and their debut album “1 kHz”

@Alex-Zone

Жыл бұрын

@@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606 Pure music!

@amphibiland

Жыл бұрын

Topped the charts but as soon as it appeared hit rock bottom 😢

I love when I get into my car and can really crank my favorite sine wave.

@stanleybochenek1862

Жыл бұрын

Lol

@EdwardSnortin

Жыл бұрын

I'm crankin my sine wave

@pantherplatform

Жыл бұрын

How dare he do something and not get taxed millions of dollars for it!

*FCC Enters the chat*

@user2C47

Жыл бұрын

FCC says it's OK as long as the power isn't too much. If it's within limits, the effective range is only a few tens of meters.

@professionalelectronics3158

Жыл бұрын

Just to add to user2C47, there's FM transmitters like this available for non-techies like you and me. They're all over American discount stores like Ollies, Five Below, and Big Lots... because they're meant for people who have cars (or moving vans) that only have radio tuners (without a audio cassette slot)

@kraio-sfu

Жыл бұрын

@@professionalelectronics3158They make them for Bluetooth too. Connect to the thingy with Bluetooth, tune your radio to the proper setting, and it’s like your old car has Bluetooth

@gabrielv.4358

Жыл бұрын

i have no FFC in my country, win win!!

@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606

Жыл бұрын

You’re way more likely to get into trouble blowing up the citizen band with a overpowered short wave transmitter than you would with one of these 😂

How is using an FM transmitter board, to transmit FM, a 'hack'?

@randomintel3199

Жыл бұрын

Omg exactly what I was going to comment! Every day, he gets a millimeter closer to being like 5 Minute Crafts with these loose definitions of "hack"!

@Diamond_Tiara

Жыл бұрын

i've seen people staring at me when i plug in some cheap FM dongle to my MP3 to play on the stereo. «IS THAT LEGAL? YOU CAN TRANSMIT OVER A BROADCAST?» literally, yes. and I even did it years ago rickrolling a football match in a building with a VCR's coax output. Now with DVB standard, it's going to be more difficult. BUT HEY wouldn't it be cool to have some HDMI dongle that transmits the video of your PC/laptop/console into DVB-T to any screen/TV you want at home? I should make something like that for cheap.

@anattempttomakecontent776

Жыл бұрын

@@Diamond_TiaraApple has a lightning to HDMI dongle that doesn’t need Wi-Fi to work, I use it almost daily cause I don’t have Wi-Fi for airplay in my tv, maybe that could be a step in the right direction

@trainsurf

Жыл бұрын

@@anattempttomakecontent776there is nothing special about a lighning to hdmi dongle.

@jnbsp3512

Жыл бұрын

I mean it worked, it was a hack against your brain, you commented on this video improving its 'engagement' in the algorithm. People are only rewarded to say more assinine stuff in titles n thumbnails this way, but personally find it hard to blame this individual channel

I still know your old setup. That function generator, the oscilloscope and the variac sends me back to those days. Time runs so fast

Most bluetooth modules can be used to recieve and transmit FM signals. HTC had for a long time an app they made to take advantage of this, but not the transmit part, but a third party app developer made the transmitter app that could be used on a rooted device, and the radio functionality worked great as long as you had 3.5mm headphones plugged in to act as the antenna, even able to pause and record live radio feed. The last phone I believe they shipped the FM Radio app with was the M10. It would be cool if GS could showcase taking advantage of a Bluetooth module in this way.

@conorstewart2214

Жыл бұрын

Is that specifically to do with the Bluetooth module or is it using some other part of the phone to do it? Phones can take microphones on the 3.5 mm jack so couldn’t it just be using that functionality with the headphone wires acting like an antenna?

@ikannunaplays

Жыл бұрын

@@conorstewart2214 It's specifically the Bluetooth module. If you want to know look up the Bluetooth module in a HTC M9 and then get the data sheet for the Bluetooth module and you will see its capabilities

@satibel

Жыл бұрын

Quite a few devices use the headphones as an antenna, I even accidentally made an am radio receiver by touching the metal part of a potentiometer on an old amplifier that came from some speakers. Tbh am is very simple, you just need a band pass filter.

@Diamond_Tiara

Жыл бұрын

like, rewriting the driver to operate on the low VHF range? I learned a thing, I think it is fake unless a certain access to rewriting, hacking, modding a BT driver... buit I hope it is. that sounds neat.

@ikannunaplays

Жыл бұрын

@@Diamond_Tiara No, this is a feature that is built into many Bluetooth chips, but not very well known and not very well documented. Look up the Spirit FM Radio which can be used on Android phones with capable chips, or as in HTC phones a replacement for the stock FM radio app. The replacement apps need root access as the OS isn't setup to use the FM but the drivers are already capable. HTC devices Android build is already setup so no root is required, unless you want to broadcast FM signals from the device. Read over this thread on XDA spirit1-spirit2-real-fm-radio-general-thread Here is the datasheet for the Bluetooth chip BCM4356XKUBG found in the HTX M9 and the Google NEXUS that has FM functions built in and the datasheet cover the use and operations of it. alldatasheet CYPRESS BCM4356XKUBG

this was the first electronic project I ever did. When I was 6 yrs old I bought the pcb and components from Radio Shack. Great intro to electronics.

@minetech4898

Жыл бұрын

Rip radio shack

@supremeleader5516

Жыл бұрын

what is radio shack?

@mrtechie6810

Жыл бұрын

RIP Radio Shack. Loved that chain!

@WillOnSomething

Жыл бұрын

@@supremeleader5516 Oh my god.

@BenCos2018

11 ай бұрын

@@supremeleader5516 A old electronics store chain they were amazing apparently sadly never saw one personally

I once built an FM transmitter with only 8-9 parts. It works on a 9v battery and has a kind of good range and audio quality for its size

@frankmeyer9984

Жыл бұрын

Hi, where can I find the schematics? Thank you 😊

@shashibhushansingh_

Жыл бұрын

​@@frankmeyer9984 Search simple fm transmitter with 9 volt battery.

My car doesn't have bluetooth. Luckily I found an adapter that does exactly what you showed. It takes an audio signal (in my case bluetooth) and converts it to FM.

@gooidoekoe3631

Жыл бұрын

Link?

@madmax2069

Жыл бұрын

​@@gooidoekoe3631there these things called search engines, learn to use them. Most KZread channels disallow to post links in the comments for obvious reasons.

@p-5199

Жыл бұрын

​@@madmax2069most humans nowadays depend on others

@zedekiah04

Жыл бұрын

@@gooidoekoe3631go to any autozone and they'll have a bunch

@kenpeterson_IG

Жыл бұрын

Same here. Those Bluetooth FM transmitters really work. I can't find them in stores anymore, so now i can only get them online. Good thing about it is that mine has luckily lasted for a few years up to this point. Definitely worth buying if you don't have Bluetooth or an aux port in your vehicle.

In the UK you could get fined for running a pirate radio station without a license! 😄

@sam_music555

Жыл бұрын

Probably not only in UK

@chitlitlah

Жыл бұрын

I'm guessing just like in the US, you can broadcast as long as it's below a certain power level and it can only be picked up from a few feet away.

@laernulienlaernulienlaernu8953

Жыл бұрын

@@chitlitlah I don't know what the rules are in England, or Germany for that matter but I thought civilians could only transmit on certain frequencies? I suppose doing it for a few minutes for a KZread video you'd be fine either way.

@chitlitlah

Жыл бұрын

@@laernulienlaernulienlaernu8953 Here in the US, you're able to broadcast on the AM or FM band without a license as long as it's under, I think, a quarter watt. That's maybe enough power to make it to the other side of your house, but that's about it. That's why those FM transmitters are legal, the ones you connect to your phone or mp3 player and pick up with your car radio, in case you don't have an aux port. I would think most countries would make such allowances.

@mrtechie6810

Жыл бұрын

Overregulation. If the power is only a few mW, and it isn't interfering with anyone, who cares? I could see interference being an issue in an apartment building within a densely packed city where the bands are densely overcrowded.

Man, I used to love 1KHz Sine Wave! Such a classic.

That 1 kHz sound remember me of old test pattern used in analog TV station before beginning transmission this pattern was used by repair men to adjust geometry and focus.

@HansOvervoorde

11 ай бұрын

Them not 24/7-on days. That wasn't all too bad.

_1 kHz Sine Wave gives off the vibe of SpongeBob’s secret favorite TV channel._

Can you imagine, just someone who is nearby happens to also be on the same frequency. Probably would think the aliens are finally communicating

@NomadSoul76

11 ай бұрын

It does happen. As many others have mentioned, it's fairly common to use an FM transmitter to send audio from things like a cell phone to a car stereo that doesn't have inputs like audio jacks or bluetooth. Those transmitters often use either very low frequencies or very high ones, and by a coincidence some radio stations that I listen to tend to be found very low on the FM band. So every so often when I'm driving in traffic I'll cross paths with someone using an FM transmitter (we usually call them "FM Modulators" when talking about this application) . For just a moment I hear the music or podcast or whatever the other person is listening to. The signals aren't very powerful and don't go very far, so unless you find the other car and nearly drive next to them you won't hear it long, it'll come and go giving you only just enough time to notice it and hear the general nature of what the other person is listening to.

How is this a hack?!? Its literally doing the job these FM transmitters are made to do!

I want a nice high qualty AM kit for my vintage radios.

@Diamond_Tiara

Жыл бұрын

there's plenty of diagrams on the net, even accidentally you could transmit something in LW/MW band with a ferrite coil and the output of some speakers, but go check online, even you can do it! >but i need to bui thing

@RC-nq7mg

Жыл бұрын

@@Diamond_Tiara Thanks for tip, I am well aware of that, and have built several including some valve stuff that uses voltages that would terrify you. I would just like a nice simple high quality AM kit that will transmit decent quality audio, seems to be a lot for FM but not much for AM. An yeah go figure sometimes people just want to buy something.

@Diamond_Tiara

Жыл бұрын

@@RC-nq7mg it's funnier to DIY electronics, I only do it when I can't have things like, a >Bluetooth DAC or some taiwanese silicon. but yeah. tubes are something else, i had a Marshall guitar amp that had a heater requiring around 100V. better not kick that thing. my brother borrowed it and i never seen it again.

@madmax2069

Жыл бұрын

There's a few of them, and some that'll do C-Quam AM stereo.

@Diamond_Tiara

Жыл бұрын

@@madmax2069 yes, itr was a good idea, but FM sound is more clear, and less noise unless you pick local. also FM over shortwave should have been a major upgrade, for quality of transmissions, even across the world, you'll never saturate the SW band with wideband FM even if you pack em all from 5 to 25MHz. And even could have room for RDS. Anyways China would fill it up with propaganda.

My favorite song is also 1khz sine wave!

@BrianG61UK

Жыл бұрын

I was a big 800Hz fan because 1kHz, it sucks.

@ritosankhohalder9366

Жыл бұрын

I like 120hz more.

I was expecting to be Rick Rolled for his favourite music 😅

Wow 1KHz sine wave is a great song!! I’ll listen to it every day!

And you invented hot water. Bravo!

That 3 dollar trasmitter sounds like a 1 dollar transmitter

sounds like "hi guys im your captain today on ryanair"

I was created AM transmiter with a vacuum tube. Technology are advance very fast.

What is the "hack" here, it seems like you used the FM Transmitter for its exact purpose?

@frogz

Жыл бұрын

he added an antenna

1kHz is a deadass BANGER, yo.

Thanks for all you do, Sir! Could you consider reviewing electronic kits and rating them please?

I willingly waited for getting Rickrolled but he Rickrolled without doing it.

Bro revealed every airports secret sauce at the end

Great now I can scare my neighbour that always uses the old school radio

1khz sine wave still sounds better than most music playing on the radio nowadays

I found an old AM transmitter kit with all the parts for $5 at a thrift store. Spend an evening building it with my girlfriend, teaching her how to solder. Good purchase.

Is there a longer video about this topic?

Missed opportunity for a Rickroll

Mick Gordon composing the Doom soundtrack:

I love the late 70's military look radios 👍😆

@Diamond_Tiara

Жыл бұрын

Oh yeah, I'd be damned to get my hooves on a /k/ommando tier Panasonic DR29 radio, even if it's just for decoration, these are badass!

"1 kHz Sine Wave" We getting out the lab with this one

1kHz sine wave just hits real diff. Banger.

I want this turn into a real fm radio to give a surprise for my dad 😂

That lead synth - next top hit!

Use mic input and prodcast on some known radio station frequency: "This is Wagner PMC, give up!" 🤣

DB train Microphone be like

I thought this was going to be a Rick Roll lol!

sh't goes wild when you put two slightly different sin waves on each of your ears

I thought the title said radio shack and got so excited

This was a reenactment on how they formed Daft before they were Punks lol😅

I actually have one of these in my car that I use daily since it doesn't have Bluetooth or an AUX part. I can connect to it like any Bluetooth speaker and then let it broadcast that signal to my car's stereo

GreatScott….. please keep doing this kind of work & more to do with this stuff in general I subbed for that reason

I prefer that 90Hz Sine Wave, as it has more bass! 👍

pilot joined the chat atc tower joined the chat walkie talkie joined the chat

how did you "hack" the module?

@frogz

Жыл бұрын

he added an antenna!!!

that mic part seems like a great dubstep material

A "meh" moment for the interne, a satisfying and fulfilling afternoon for this guy.

It's odd that ready-to-use board with 20+ components, sends more distorted signal than single-transistor bug I've made by the some random scheme over the internet

So what's the hack?

@frogz

Жыл бұрын

he added an antenna

Wait, so with 3dlls and some basic tools you can do this type of thing to actually broadcast on radio?!?! This looks so good for an emergency! But could something be done to better the quality of your voice through the radio? Because it sounded quite noisy

Mi loco se escucha fuerte y claro 😂😂😂

my microwave does the same 😂

But what if I bumped up the frequency to about 50x and just started talking on airwaves and get arrested?😂😂

Would work better with earth ground… will boost the signal significantly

A dirt cheap way to get a hefty fine 😂

@MathewPanicker1010

Жыл бұрын

Not really. Very short range because its low power

@mrtechie6810

Жыл бұрын

Not if it is a few mW and has a small antenna.

Man it'd be cool to play a guitar though that fm transmitter thing. It'd sound like some weird devi ever fuzz pedal lol

@ViviSectia

Жыл бұрын

I've done it. It sounds more like one of low parts count fuzzes recommended for beginner pedal builders.

Or you can get a USB powered FM transmitter and use it normally.

Isnt generating your own radio fm waves illegal in germany

@meax7180

Жыл бұрын

Yes, in whole Europe, but those things can transmitt at best 10 meters

I cant pay electric bill moment

that’s the synth solo from Lingus by Snarky Puppy obv

Car fm radio transmitters are basically the same thing, only with a 12v input. They also cost around the same, you can get one for 4-5$. Still a cool electronics project tho, might try it myself.

Could you put this through a higher power RF amplifier circuit to boost its transmission radius?

The random teammate mic 🥰

Sounds like dial up Internet lol

Transimitting on this is actually classified as operating a pirate radio station so this is pretty illegal

I'm more of a square wave guy, but I get you

I do not get way people love the 1kHz sine wave song. I have yet to hear the hole thing through one single time. Honestly I feel like they have overdone the autotune in the mixing, the stereo image is super narrow, and I do not really feel the puls and rhythm of the song.

If this is the old 1-transistor-fm-transmitter circuit 3$ is close to a ripoff. ;) The actual transmitter is one transistor, four resistors, two capacitors and a piece of silver coated wire wound around a pencil core :D One of my all-time-favorite circuits!

if u need a fm jammer this can be fun in traffic jams

youtube shorts finds out about pirate radio stations

@Uncleharkinian

10 ай бұрын

In most countries LPFM is unlicensed and legal 5v with a dinky wire for an antenna is not pirate radio material

ElectroBOOM’s favourite music

all fun and games until the FCC knocks on your door

time to continue Hal's project

Isn't it illegal to transmit on radio frequencies without a license?

1 kHz Sine Wave is such a banger! I love that song!

What’s the frequency

You can play song on mp3 selection

What really would be funny,is if you would hook up a signal to it saying: " Attention please! There will be coming the snow storm brigitta in approximately 30minutes. Please go home and hide in your cellar to be safe. It is expected to get down to negative 45°C with wind speeds of 185Km/h. Please Seek shelter as fast as posdible! Dont drive on the roads and stay away from trees! " And all of that at a 35°C Summer day with blue blue sky and with no wind at all.

I’ve been asking for some SDR content for a long time.

@aidenkaiser9341

Жыл бұрын

lol

What are the rules for FM or AM transmission in Germany? In India we are legally prohibited and requires special operating licence and designated frequency from the spectrum of FM. Same goes for AM but usually not given anymore. MW transmission is restricted and kinda obsolete as well. Civilians are never granted such licence and only organisations are granted after long vetting process.

My friend on the VC:

I build such transmitter as a kid ♥ very cool circuit

You can buy them with aux leads on them and play through your phone?

I was just trying to figure this out. I was going to just use a 12v fm transmitter/ Bluetooth with batteries. One of the outlet ones. I work in an environment where we are not allowed anything Bluetooth. I just want an SD card port and transmitter to a FM radio.

@trw8777

Жыл бұрын

I use one in my car because my car doesn't have bluetooth or usb. You can get one for cars and just hook a 12v battery to it. They are really cheap. They are often called fm car kit.

@Stuff_happens

Жыл бұрын

@@trw8777 yea. I was going to modify and 3D print a front part of that device so it will work on batteries. I work in a prison so they are a little picky. I have to add a charging circuit. Should be cool.

Dirty deeds done dirt cheap

why is it the mp3 port lmao

@JonasWilms

Жыл бұрын

The board designer couldn't remember the term AUX, so it's MP3

This guy will be transmitting through the nuclear war for sure.

I think their second song 3 kHz Sine Wave was also good but not as good as *1 kHz Sine Wave*

FCC: Oh yeah? Not for long.

Might be wrong but do you have a citronic CCU2 microphone? I have one and it looks the same lol

Tell me you grew up after 2010 without telling me you grew up after 2010

That sounded way to nostalgic!

I used one of these to make my guitar wireless. It plays on old stereos.

Here you go! Take a Bluetooth Cassette (car). Unsolder the Head cons L-R (com return) Solder 1/16 male phono stereo Viola! BT- ST output jack. Fits in a lighter😅

Ah, human music. I like it.