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Wien Bridge Medium Wave Radio Receiver is an open source general-purpose project from Hackaday.io, indexed by ZouIC. I came across a webpage that had a no-coil MW receiver and I just had to make one.
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What does Wien Bridge Medium Wave Radio Receiver do?
I came across a webpage that had a no-coil MW receiver and I just had to make one.
Where does Wien Bridge Medium Wave Radio Receiver come from?
ZouIC indexes it from Hackaday.io, original page at https://hackaday.io/project/17433-wien-bridge-medium-wave-radio-receiver.
What stack does Wien Bridge Medium Wave Radio Receiver use?
tags radio, receiver, Wien bridge, regenerative, vintage.
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Wien Bridge Medium Wave Radio Receiver
I came across a webpage that had a no-coil MW receiver and I just had to make one. Here it is in action on YouTube. If you're looking for the MW/AM reflex receiver logs, they moved to the "Super Simple MW/AM Radio Circuit" project.
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