On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 6:57 PM, Vitaliy <piclist@maksimov.org> wrote:

> That's how I got started in electronics back in 1993-ish. Well actually
> first I was way in over my head, trying to build an acoustic range finder,
> but the crystal radio was my first working project. :)
>
> I went on to build a one-valve RF generator, audio amps, and FM bugs.
>

Good old days :-) I have built a very simple RF oscillator as well to
practise RTTY -- so I was listening the morse code on a real HAM receiver
:-) It had only one transistor and an LC tag something like that, no amp at
the end so I could not interfere with anyone. Later on when I get my HAM
license I made a long turn to the packet radio, but that's another story :-)

Hmm, my morse key is still somewhere around, I feel like practising again
:-)

Tamas



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