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Joseph Worcester, who developed and sold the SPACE MAGNET ferrite active
antenna, also built a high-performance MW receiver and got a patent on the circuit which changed the bandwidth as the signal strength changed. I remember reading the patent and thinking he'd invented AM stereo. Jis radio sold for $700 in the 70s. Matt |
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...got a patent on the circuit which changed the bandwidth as the signal
strength changed. Automatic regeneration control? I guess that would be shortened to ARC. On a HW-101 I once had, I added manual regeneration control. Actually, I modified the stage that had the RF gain control by adding a tickler feedback, to do just that. To pick out a weaker signal, I would increase the RF gain, effectively increasing the regeneration which would decrease the band width in the process. Bill, K5BY |
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