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| I need a AM radio transmitter circut. I want it simple (litle of parts and basic parts) I want it for a carbon microfone (i don't have other tipes) [/code] | |
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| I recall the term "phono-oscillator" being used to describe a simple AM transmitter. You might find what you need by searching under that term. While it seems that a carbon microphone can be adapted easily the old designs might be more amenable to the mic. Some of the "phono-oscillators" were vacuum tube, some solid state.
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| It was just worse. | |
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| I finaly got it !!! | |
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| Sory the web site has gone ofline! :roll: But i have the shematics! 8) PS: I re drawd the shematics(with Crocodile Tehnology(a great simulator)) | |
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| Its realy simple! Tips: If you get your hends on some powerful transistors try with 9V Buld a vertical antena for beter performance! If it dosent run on a batery use a capacitator(big) to get rid of that 50Hz "Hum" A batrery can run i for a wery long time(curent 2-6 mA)!!! 8) 8) 8) | |
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| A very simple AM-TX off the web. May help, but then you never know. Les | |
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