

There is great stuff in the catalog, and the newsletter seems like gold mine of technical info.
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ReplyDeleteIs the direct link to xtal radio society forums. For reasons known to the owners, the link is not publicized. This is where the xtl radio nuts hang out. Dave Schmarder's forum is another great place for xtl radios, regen's, etc.
73 Gil
Here's a link to an old article from Popular Electronics for a crystal set that will drive a loudspeaker!
ReplyDeletehttp://hibp.ecse.rpi.edu/~john/xtal.html
I built this when I was a kid and it does work as described.