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The purpose of this group is to facilitate the exchange of information, experiences and ideas aimed at the promotion of and encouragement in operating, designing and building these amazing receivers.
 
Regenerative detectors are simple enough for children to build, yet can challenge even the most experienced builders. Usually, the receivers utilizing these detectors require a minimum of parts. However, some can be complex indeed, and can be incorporated into superhet designs such as the Super Gainer and the Regenerodyne.
 
Since 1990 there has been renewed interest in the old fashioned Regenerative receiver, many are even being used in active communication service. Join us as we explore these classic circuits and use them as they were intended to be used. You just might get hooked.
 
Note: Regenerative receivers embrace a wide spectrii of subjects, and span a wide area of time, thus thread topic can range widely, from circuit dynamics to old radio lore. It is hoped that Olde Tymers might feel free to share their own stories and experiences of their past with the ol' stand-by 'genny, and as well the Not So Old Timers.
 
Folks just starting out are encouraged to share their questions, successes, and frustrations too. Remember: for every page that Thomas Alva Edison (Al) entered in his journals about his successes, he devoted reams of pages for his failures. He studied his mistakes and turned them into successes. I think we can learn something from Al. And each other!

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Re: Meissner Curtain Burner
Thanks all for the help on this project! I have uploaded before and after photos as well as my working schematic. The little radio will be going to the AWA
Posted - Sun Jul 12, 2009 2:17 pm
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Re: Meissner Curtain Burner
... That sounds about right. Its not AC after the diode although its 'pulsating' at 60 cycles because of no filtering. The ole .707 number usually works for
Posted - Sun Jul 12, 2009 12:10 am
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Re: Meissner Curtain Burner
Well the fils look properly lit compared to a 6.3V fil XFMR and I understand that my DVM is not going to read the voltage correctly. 16.7 VAC and 13.2 VDC is
Posted - Sat Jul 11, 2009 11:47 pm
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Re: Meissner Curtain Burner
What does it read on the AC scale? Pappy Hiram
Posted - Sat Jul 11, 2009 7:48 pm
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Re: Meissner Curtain Burner
... Caveat for the next guy. Forget your favorite meter when it comes to reading unfiltered DC voltage on the filaments. Think x=.707 -depends on the meter.
Posted - Sat Jul 11, 2009 3:19 am
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