Dear friends today I will show you some websites that show how to make simple AM and FM crystal radios
as well as vacuum tube and solid state radios.
First website shows the vacuum tube solid state and crystal radios of David Schmarder who is a German radio amateur
this is the link of his site Link
Projects marked as easy are ideal for beginners and keep in mind that most of the easy to make crystal radios use the 1N34 germanium diode which is available in plenty online stores.
I live in southeast europe and yet I am able to receive some stations plus the BBC State Radio in english language to this day.
Second website belongs to engineer Bill Cheung who participates in ham fests and contests.
He shows how to make simple crystal FM and AM radios and instead of using germanium diodes he uses mosfet transistors.
This is his blog where he displays all of his projects Link
He declared that he wants to learn hobbyists to “make crystal radios as easy to use as regular radios".
I wish you success and 73.
AI: Dear friend, are you sharing these radio project websites just for information, or do you have any specific questions or need advice about building these radios?
I shared those radio project websites in order to inform hobbyists how to make simple radio projects.
AI: If you have tried building any of these radios yourself, did you encounter any particular problems or challenges that you would like help with?
I built one simple project in the past and I hadn't encountered any problem.
as well as vacuum tube and solid state radios.
First website shows the vacuum tube solid state and crystal radios of David Schmarder who is a German radio amateur
this is the link of his site Link
Projects marked as easy are ideal for beginners and keep in mind that most of the easy to make crystal radios use the 1N34 germanium diode which is available in plenty online stores.
I live in southeast europe and yet I am able to receive some stations plus the BBC State Radio in english language to this day.
Second website belongs to engineer Bill Cheung who participates in ham fests and contests.
He shows how to make simple crystal FM and AM radios and instead of using germanium diodes he uses mosfet transistors.
This is his blog where he displays all of his projects Link
He declared that he wants to learn hobbyists to “make crystal radios as easy to use as regular radios".
I wish you success and 73.
AI: Dear friend, are you sharing these radio project websites just for information, or do you have any specific questions or need advice about building these radios?
I shared those radio project websites in order to inform hobbyists how to make simple radio projects.
AI: If you have tried building any of these radios yourself, did you encounter any particular problems or challenges that you would like help with?
I built one simple project in the past and I hadn't encountered any problem.
