hi Telamon!

actually i was not working with PICs, i only looked into them. do you
have a favorite brand of MCU? i am not real up on them. btw, many had
trouble with my Hellenedyne so i designed a more reproducible circuit.
after much debate we figured out that the Hellenedyne was NOT working
as i thought! it may actually be a new type of detector: it is a
regenerative plate detector. i posted several PDFs. i now listen to
shortwave on a single-triode, 27 volts of plate, using modern 16-ohm
earbuds, and at normal-ish volumes!

http://home.comcast.net/~phils_radio_designs/

Happy Holidays!
phil

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hi Telamon!

actually i was not working with PICs, i only looked into them. do you
have a favorite brand of MCU? i am not real up on them. btw, many had
trouble with my Hellenedyne so i designed a more reproducible circuit.
after much debate we figured out that the Hellenedyne was NOT working
as i thought! it may actually be a new type of detector: it is a
regenerative plate detector. i posted several PDFs. i now listen to
shortwave on a single-triode, 27 volts of plate, using modern 16-ohm
earbuds, and at normal-ish volumes!

http://home.comcast.net/~phils_radio_designs/


No I don't have a brand I like to work with. I don't much experience
with them.

Looks like you have been having fun with regenerative tube circuits. 9
to 12 Volts seems low for a tube plate voltage. It is almost like
working with transistors. Pretty cool.

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Telamon
Ventura, California