Post by Lance Neame on Sept 24, 2023 20:00:47 GMT 12
Hello to the group!
I am keen on finding articles on building simple valve based radio receivers published 1995 till now.
And have a copy of the Silicon Chip 2008 valve AM Superhet receiver.
And I thought I may have seen an article in the Amateur Radio "Break In" magazine, but are not 100% sure.
This is because I want to develop a design that will not only work on the AM band, but shortwave bands as well.
I have had fun with a Thames and Kosmos Radio Ace Kit, trying different modifications.
And have been in correspondence with John Hunter, he runs the Cool386.com website...
www.cool386.com/kits/ace.html
There will not be one perfect design, but I would love to develop as practical design as possible, and using as many available parts from the likes of Jaycar.
My end goal would be to get it to a standard of publication, so it could be widely duplicated.
It may work out not to be a practical proposition, but I would love to give it a fair go!
Thanks for your time!
Warm regards,
Lance.
I am keen on finding articles on building simple valve based radio receivers published 1995 till now.
And have a copy of the Silicon Chip 2008 valve AM Superhet receiver.
And I thought I may have seen an article in the Amateur Radio "Break In" magazine, but are not 100% sure.
This is because I want to develop a design that will not only work on the AM band, but shortwave bands as well.
I have had fun with a Thames and Kosmos Radio Ace Kit, trying different modifications.
And have been in correspondence with John Hunter, he runs the Cool386.com website...
www.cool386.com/kits/ace.html
There will not be one perfect design, but I would love to develop as practical design as possible, and using as many available parts from the likes of Jaycar.
My end goal would be to get it to a standard of publication, so it could be widely duplicated.
It may work out not to be a practical proposition, but I would love to give it a fair go!
Thanks for your time!
Warm regards,
Lance.
