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How to set up your own FM Radio station for under $100

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First published at 01:14 UTC on February 21st, 2024.

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This video will go over how you can set up a low power FM Radio Station. One thing I tried to do in this video was set up a frequency to broadcast on, it's hard to do at first but you have to unplug and keep turning the unit on and off until it resets and you can set a frequency to broadcast which I wasn't able to demonstrate. The best frequency for me is 102.3 FM but in this video I had it on 100.7 because it originally was a decent or good frequency to broadcast on.

Links to stuff you need to do this (not including the antenna and such parts):
ST-15B transmitter: https://www.ebay.com/itm/364288591538
Or you can buy this one instead: https://www.ebay.com/itm/275927564208
Either one of those two will do.
AC/DC adapter: https://laledlighting.com/products/ad-dc-plug-in-transformer-12v

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