On May 9, 10:33 am, wrote:
That is a super nice little Radio,for sure.
cuhulin

Have you ever tuned a regen? I haven't.

I can't even carry a tune.I don't know how to tune up a radio.I am not
too bad (if I do say so myself) at tuneing up my old vehicles though.
cuhulin

On May 9, 11:34 am, Roadie wrote:
On May 9, 10:33 am, wrote:

That is a super nice little Radio,for sure.
cuhulin

- Have you ever tuned a regen? I haven't.

Back in the late 1950s and early 60s ~ RHF

Those were the days when . . .
Real Radios Glowed In The Dark ! )

RHF wrote:
On May 9, 11:34 am, Roadie wrote:
On May 9, 10:33 am, wrote:

That is a super nice little Radio,for sure.
cuhulin
- Have you ever tuned a regen? I haven't.

Back in the late 1950s and early 60s ~ RHF

Those were the days when . . .
Real Radios Glowed In The Dark ! )


I understand some sets in Chernobyl are glowing to this day.





mike

That nuke site actually isn't near Chernoble.It's near a whole nother
town.
I don't know how accurate Russian maps are nowdays,but years ago they
were not accuarate,not accurate on purpose,not accurate on Russia's
purpose.
They were as bad as two or more Irish people giving somebody directions
how to get to such and such town/place.The Quiet Man movie.
cuhulin

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On May 9, 10:33 am, wrote:
That is a super nice little Radio,for sure.
cuhulin

Have you ever tuned a regen? I haven't.


Regens aren't difficult to tune. Generally, turn the regen control to about
1/2, find the station you want, then turn the regen control up until it
breaks into oscillation, then back it off just until the oscillation stops.
It's phenomenal how much gain you can get with one. I had an old 4 band
superregen radio that could hear signals my superhets couldn't.

"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
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"Roadie" wrote in message
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On May 9, 10:33 am, wrote:
That is a super nice little Radio,for sure.
cuhulin

Have you ever tuned a regen? I haven't.


Regens aren't difficult to tune. Generally, turn the regen control to
about
1/2, find the station you want, then turn the regen control up until it
breaks into oscillation, then back it off just until the oscillation
stops.
It's phenomenal how much gain you can get with one. I had an old 4 band
superregen radio that could hear signals my superhets couldn't.


But isnt regen a factor of selectivity rather than sensitivity? If your
superhets had the selectivity the regen had, I bet they would have sounded
better.
B

I say that seegar box Sucks! I could come up with something better than
that without halfway trying.I won't buy anything from that dude.
cuhulin