Just seen a reciever ( on the Open University here in the UK BBC2, 03:25
BST ) built from a variable capacitor, a coil, a wire antenna and a set of
headphones. Not a crystal in sight! It was briefly explained but not well
enough to put it together. Does anyone have a circuit diagram for such a
device? It would make a splendid wet afternoon project.

Les

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On Sun, 20 Jun 2004 03:29:26 +0100, "Les &/or Claire"
wrote:

Just seen a reciever ( on the Open University here in the UK BBC2, 03:25
BST ) built from a variable capacitor, a coil, a wire antenna and a set of
headphones. Not a crystal in sight! It was briefly explained but not well
enough to put it together. Does anyone have a circuit diagram for such a
device? It would make a splendid wet afternoon project.

Les


What's a wet afternoon?

The second half of each day in the UK...

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On Sun, 20 Jun 2004 03:29:26 +0100, "Les &/or Claire"
wrote:

Just seen a reciever ( on the Open University here in the UK BBC2, 03:25
BST ) built from a variable capacitor, a coil, a wire antenna and a set
of
headphones. Not a crystal in sight! It was briefly explained but not well
enough to put it together. Does anyone have a circuit diagram for such a
device? It would make a splendid wet afternoon project.

Les


What's a wet afternoon?

In article , "CrewL"
writes:



What's a wet afternoon?

Summer