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Step 1: Tools, Parts and Supplies Needed Tools: Hammer Screwdrivers Soldering iron solder drill with bits jig saw sanding equipment (orbital sander recommended) Oven Parts: Replacement AM/FM receiver (KLOSS model 1 used here) Small Mono or Stereo amplifier (Pyle 160 watt used here) Speaker (s) (Bose bookshelf speakers used here)
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Learning how to make an amplifier from an old radio is an interesting DIY project. Do you have an old radio sitting and gathering dust on your shelf? Don't discard it yet! You probably didn't know you could make an amplifier from your old radio, did you?
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Attach the audio amplifier to your crystal radio. Slide the battery cover off the back of the amplifier (in the direction of the arrow), and install a 9 V battery. Replace the back cover. Insert the 1/4 inch plug end of your audio cable into the port labeled "Input" on the audio amplifier, as shown in Figure 18.
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The equation for calculating the capacitance to resonate with this inductor is: where 2π = 6.28; F = frequency; and L = inductance. For the inductor given above, the equation becomes: where F = 1510 kHz (1.51 x 10 6) and C = 224 pF (224 x 10 -12 Farad). The closest standard value is 220 pF.
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To avoid damaging your hearing, make sure you have a complete circuit with both diode elements touching before you put your headphones on, and take them off before these pieces are disconnected. We began our experiments by examining popular designs for radio receivers, such as crystal sets and foxhole radios.
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Part 1: The Golden Age of Radio Part 2: Making your own Sound Effects Think About. Comprehension When was the "Golden Age" of radio? What brought about the demise of radio's golden age? According to Sound Designer Ben Burtt, what is different about doing sound effects for radio - compared with creating sound effects for a movie? Critical Thinking
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[M3talhead] takes us through a very informative repair of an old tube radio. In this case, his radio was from the late 30s. He was able to find the original data from Radiomuseum.org. He painstakin…
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41 Featured Download I've been reading about Bluetooth radio's for a while, and decided to build something big. My girlfriend wanted a nice radio for her room. I ended up buying an old radio from a thrift shop, a Fridor 521. The radio had a few defects (volume stuck at 80% and bad signal).
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The streaming radio market doesn't have much to offer in the way of style.at least not like the good old days! Imagine a beautiful vintage radio playing so.
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Step 1: FM Radio Radio's have always been a mystery to me since I was born. Magical signals that can be captured to listen to music! In this instructables, which I am doing for the personal project (part of the IB program) and also for my personal interests, I will create a radio to see if we can make a quality stereo set!
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Test the radio using a dim bulb tester, which is a 60 to 100 watt lightbulb wired in series with your radio's line voltage. If the bulb glows dim after a while then there are likely no shorts.
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By J.W. Koebel View In Digital Edition » Skip to the Extras It's fun — and easy — to bring your vintage radio back to life! Maybe you were digging around in the attic helping your parents downsize, and found their old wooden tube radio from many years ago stashed away.
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What to Do Here is the process that I used to convert this broken radio into a usable, adorable piece of furniture! Vacuum thoroughly all the cobwebs and dust Wipe down all surfaces and inside with a damp cloth Remove radio parts and wires Cut wood to fit inside bottom (if yours doesn't have a bottom shelf like mine)
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Step 1: Why Build a Radio When I Can Buy One? Unfortunately, it can be much cheaper and easier to buy a radio these days than build one. Good portable radios can be had for under the cost of parts used in this instructable and will almost certainly have superior performance, as well as be capable of receiving the FM band as well.
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Step 1: Circuit and Theory Here is a scan of the circuit from the book. The circuit is actually pretty simple, just two variable capacitors (C1 & C2), a coil (L) with 8 taps and a tap switch (S), a detector (D) and a set of phones (P).