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3rd November 2009 08:00
Cool circuit, some time ago i've built it for shortwave on a breadboard in 15 mins using a polyvaricon cap and a molded inductor, and it worked immediately. Seems to me quite identical to the russian "universal demodulator" (Polyakov, I think), see http://ok1ike.c-a-v.com/soubory/det.htm (in Czech, use google to translare). The audio output is taken from a one stage fet amplifier (or detector?), and it's recommended to use low noise fet. Maybe an improvement for your "noisy?" I've dismantled the noisy after listening a little, but I'm going to try the fet mod. See later, 73 de Michele IZ8JJI
21st May 2008 15:37
Jason,
I'm glad to hear you built the Noisy Regen and got it working OK. Send me a picture if you happen to take one, or shoot me a URL and I'll link it to this page.
Regards,
Alan
21st May 2008 15:25
That is a cool little projct i build it from your diagram and it worked thanks
14th March 2010 06:01
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