From FB group Building Transistor Radios For those who don’t want to or can’t use a JFET for high input impedance, you can use a regular transistor or two and bootstrapping to get a 10 Megohm high input impedance amplifier. This is from “Common Collector Amplifiers”, Electronics Now, Oct. 1993, found at americanradiohistory.com. For RFs,
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For FB group Building Transistor Radios When I started building regen receivers, the first thing I found I needed was a simple signal generator. I have a function generator, but every time I want a different frequency, I had to readjust the controls. So I built a few RF oscillators to put close to the
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Posted to FB Antique Telephones group as a reply to Kevin J. Fitzgerald I helped some students in our computer lab, and one high school kid, I think his name was Robert, was totally into phones. He had written a Basic program that printed a list out, with the various exchanges in the 714 area
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