New Class Posted: Build Your Own FM Radio Transmitter

Building a radio transmitter is a great way to learn some basic theory about electronics and radio while getting your hands dirty. This class, brought to you by the Hacktory and the Prometheus Radio Project, involves soldering parts and tuning up your very own FM radio transmitter. At the end you’ll have a simple low-power transmitter that you can use to broadcast across a room. Beginners are welcome! This class will take place Saturday June 18 from 1-4 pm. Tickets are $12 available here.

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