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Holidays - Please note we will be
closed for annual holidays between the 20th August and 3rd
of September 2011. You can still place orders but shipments
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iGen Regenerative Tube Radio
Receiver
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Shipping
- we ship worldwide (Europe, USA, Japan,
Asia, Oz etc!) |
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 Tube
regenerative receiver based on original 1920's and 1930's
designs, with a modern twist.
If you ever wondered how
those early radio and wireless receivers from the 1920's
worked, then why not build your very own.
The whole set runs off 12
volts so is absolutely safe to build and use, no nasty high
voltages, it is a great way to learn a new hobby.
<more info> |
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Prices
- all prices are inclusive of VAT tax the price you see is
the price you pay. We do not add on 20% VAT at the checkout! |
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50MHz LCD Frequency Counter with programmable IF Offset
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iTx Low Power AM Tube
Transmitter
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This module is a highly flexible
frequency counter that incorporates programmable IF offset
(parameters are stored in non-volatile EEPROM). Its small
size allows it to be incorporated into your own equipment
and your battery will hardly notice its modest current
requirement. A input buffer isolates the counter to minimize
loading of the signal source. The 16 character display is a
high contrast, LCD that's easily viewable over a wide angle
in modest lighting conditions. Operation is as simple as
connecting power and a signal source.
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 If
you ever wondered how those early radio and wireless
transmitters from the 1920's worked, then why not build your
very own.
Now your Vintage AM radio can play some OTR (Old Time Radio)
programs as it did when it was new! With your CD, MP3, iPod,
iPhone, or crystal microphone. This two tube transmitter
becomes a miniature AM broadcasting station.
The set runs off 27 to 90
volts HT (3 or more PP3 batteries) and 1.4 volts for the
filaments (1 D Cell).
At 27 volts HT it is safe to build and use, even if you are
not familiar with tube circuits, no nasty high voltages, it
is a great way to learn a new hobby!
<more info> |
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