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I am intrigued with the idea of a totally passive reciever -one that
requires no power source- and so find myself looking into building a crystal set for myself. I found what appears to be a pretty easy build-up at this page: http://antiqueradio.org/econmain.htm To my non-expert eye, it appears to be a very well thought out, clever design. My questions a 1. Is it possible to modify the design to also allow for the clear reception of ssb signals while maintaining the "passive" characteristic that I find so appealing? 2. Would it be difficult to modify the design to allow reception above the stated ~17Mhz upper limit to, say, 30Mhz? Any input/thoughts will be much appreciated. |
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