100-Radio-Hookups-EICO-1924
Revista histórica de 1924 con 100 consejos para radio aficionados.
Revista histórica de 1924 con 100 consejos para radio aficionados.
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100 RADIO HOOK-UPS
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Fig. 78. The same hock -ºp as that of Fig. 76 with the addition
of a one stage amplifier. ; By using a .001 M.F. fixed condenser
across the large Honeycomb coils, the variation frequency
(which is always evident while receiving) is raised to a very high
pitch. The audio frequency amplifying transformer fs.ills to
amplify it much due to its inefficiency at high frequencies. It is
therefore not bothersome. This circuit should only be used with
a loud speaker as the volume is tee great for a pair of headphones
to handle.
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Fig. 79. This is the original Armstrong three tube caper.
regenerative receiver, tte first tube being the regenerator and de
tector, the second tube the oscillator and the third an audio frequency
amplifier. The tickler coil T is the rotor of a variocaupler
rewound with 80 to 90 turns. A filter system consisting of resistances,
condensers and a choke coil are introduced so that the
variation frequency is choked back and kept out of the amplifier
circuit.
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