Frank Dresser wrote:
I think the fact that the synchrodyne never became at all popular as an AM
radio detector in the tube era means something. If I recall correctly, I
read that synchrodyne detectors would howl until they sync'd. Also, the
phasing would have to be perfect to get good demodulation from normal double
sideband AM.

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Syncrhodyne three tube receiver from the April 1951 edition of
Radio News.

Jeff

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Jeffrey D Angus writes:

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Syncrhodyne three tube receiver from the April 1951 edition of
Radio News.

Jeff

Did anyone actually see this schematic? I can't find it.

Steve.
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Did anyone actually see this schematic? I can't find it.


Right he
http://techpreservation.dyndns.org/b...files/?C=N&O=A

Synchro-1 and -2.jpg

Syl