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Old 20th June 2009, 03:44 PM   #31
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Ants does exist in every radio receivers regardless of SONY or GRUNDIG whatever it is, see MW ant in the circuit. Other types ants include:

LW ant
SW ant
FM ant
CW,SSB high grade ants..
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Old 21st June 2009, 04:38 PM   #32
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Nike I missed you..

Here's more details about the antenna, tuning cap and RF Choke for complete beginners for a total success

Avoid trimmers if not using a meter dial.

Using a large loop antenna increases the sensitivity much more!
AM Loop Antennas

I've made one same like this using PVC joint frame..visitors asked me whether I've constructed a transformer lol



Construct it and go back to 1960's. Enjoy and Good luck!
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Old 23rd June 2009, 10:51 PM   #33
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Hi transistor495 thx 4 great effort and i hope the circuit work

I have question 4 u can u tell me what is the benefit of 4148 above the transistor BF494 and where exactly the ED in this circuit.
(SORRY if i ask stupid QUES. iam a beginner )
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Old 24th June 2009, 03:06 PM   #34
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kindaboy,

It's a kinda circuit where the transistor BF494 works on both RF and AF mode at the same time. So is called a 'reflex receiver'. We take benefit by avoiding 1-2 transistor pre amplifier stages where the aim was to make it simplified yet keeping a good level of sensitivity/selectivity and audio quality.

The radio frequency waves caught by the antenna amplified by the transistor and appears at collector, from there 4148 along with 472p cap demodulate it and an audio appears at base of the transistor which is again goes for further amplification along with RF waves. This process repeats and we get amplified RF and AF at collector, which is inputted to the inductor L which acts like an RF Choke. So it blocks high frequency radio waves and only allows passage of audio frequencies through it. 472p at the output of L bypasses any unblocked RF. So we get a clean audio output at C and it is given to the power amplifier for driving a Loud Speaker.

RFC is a tricky part in reflex circuits
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Old 24th June 2009, 08:33 PM   #35
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transistor495

thx soo0oo much 4 ur help

PLZ can u give me just last 2 hints
1) what is 180E ????
2)I want to be communication system designer so any references u
Preferred can help me in my path

And thx a gain 4 ur help
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Old 25th June 2009, 08:24 AM   #36
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1) what is 180E ????
180 ohm - I think the 180E maybe Dutch?, as it's used in the Dutch magazine Elektor.
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Old 25th June 2009, 05:14 PM   #37
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180 ohm - I think the 180E maybe Dutch?, as it's used in the Dutch magazine Elektor.
we generally use R or E to indicate ohms
if they are fractions 3R3 or 0R1 are also used
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Old 28th June 2009, 07:45 PM   #38
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THX alot 4 help
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Old 29th June 2009, 04:55 PM   #39
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'Secrets of RF circuits design' is a good tutorial on this stuff.
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Old 28th July 2009, 05:51 AM   #40
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The original prototype of this circuit is built neatly on an ultra small package, unfortunately I doesn't own it now. However for taking pictures, yesterday I attempted a 1/2hour taken dirty assembly with all components ready in hand.

Only valuable component on the pcb is the audio amplifier IC, which I'll pull out later for other purposes and kick the pcb out.

It works great anyway..
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Old 28th July 2009, 06:08 AM   #41
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My another version of MW receiver with an old look. There you can see the strange big remotely tuned loop antenna for DX listening. A worthy construction!

Packed inside my first DMM case which burned out while experimenting with high voltage! I'm proud to give him an extra life through singing and entertaining me

Only use it for hearing to dramas..
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Old 28th July 2009, 06:31 AM   #42
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Here's some pics of a MW/SW superheterodyne receiver I built some years before with an odd look . Please note the SW fine tuning lever on the front end.

I think I made it little complicated..

Works great!
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Old 30th July 2009, 08:40 AM   #43
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Cn I use bm199 instead of bf494??.............plz help thnx
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Old 31st July 2009, 02:01 PM   #44
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Hello,

If you mean a BF199 then I think they are almost identical HF transistors. Sometimes back I tried for it with no luck(rare?). A few HF transistors might without changing the biasing I guess.
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