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Simple AM Radio Receiver

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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..:p
 

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Here's some pics of a MW/SW superheterodyne receiver I built some years before with an odd look :D. Please note the SW fine tuning lever on the front end.

I think I made it little complicated..

Works great!
 

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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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