This group discusses recreating 1, 2 and 3 transistor receivers. This includes parts acquisition, assembly techniques, audio and radio frequency amplifiers, frequency converters, measurement instruments and contests.
Naturally, we can not discuss transistor receivers without "spilling over" into antennas, grounds, ICs, other not strictly transistor subjects.
The Homebrew Transistor Radio Group welcomes all people interested in transistor receivers for self education or enjoyment.
Legal unlicensed transmitter discussion (such as Part-15 in the USA) has moved to
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Electronic circuits using components from the germanium era can be found at
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Ramon et al, Probably most areas have little LF (low frequency) of interest. In areas with really crammed-full AM BCB bands the LF receiver might be used with
Hello Steven et al, This is an interesting experiment for those capable of receiving near Long Wave stations, be them NDB’s (Non Directional Beacons for air