I'm not going to play EMC police, but note that the ISM band (433MHz) is very popular for baby monitors, garage door openers and other remotes, etc., so boosting the output of your transmitter may incur the wrath of your neighbors and/or the Greek equivalent of the FCC.
About the FCC. Where I live we have a continuous transmission on 425Mhz at -15db (!) of I do not know what.
I discovered it by accident when I was building a high frequency led dimmer. Also when I was playing with some
433Mhz receiver switches they were triggering by themselves all the time and I gave up on the project...
The baby monitors should be on fire by now. :-) I don't think that with that short burst I will interfere with any
other garage doors. If I succeed I will check the range and see if I can tame it down. I just need about 50m range.
Now you have to be next to the garage in order to open it...
The thick trace from C1 has a length of 35mm. Is this correct for a 433Mhz transmission?
Why at the end of the antenna there is a place for an inductor and a capacitor? The inductor also is connected
to the collector of Q2. Wouldn't this defeat the purpose of the trace as an antenna?