@@tonywright8294 Ha Ha :) Yes a smoke test less the smoke :) With the sun acting up it may be a smoke test anyway ! Some things you just never know The people who stare at the sun mentioned ariella borealis just the other day
I would love this kit, I wonder if it could be made to work in a one bedroom apt? Being a disabled vet this would be fun to make if it is in kit form do you sell these ?I love crystal radios .they been around for a long time in so many forms yours is well designed.
Hi Ron, This is a reproduction of a kit that was sold by Mike Peebles of www.peeblesoriginals.com/. Unfortunately, Mike passed away last January. Someone made a clone of the kit and sent me the parts. It would work in an apartment, but you need a longwire antenna. My antenna is about 50' long, goes out the window and is ties off to a tree.
I've heard where people have run antenna wires discreetly around apartments. I like 50-100' of wire. You can buy twin conductor speaker wire quite cheaply. I like wire larger than 20 gauge. Night-time reception is best. Perhaps some insulated wire (Covered wire) run out to a tree at night and retrieved before the busybodies get up. I've even used a 50-foot extension cord. Hook antenna lead to both electric prongs. With an outside deck, you could wind 50-100 feet of wire around the legs. People wouldn't know it was an antenna. How about wire wrapped round and round a cardboard or non-metallic container. 2 feet square or larger. How about weaving antenna wire along a string of Christmas lights?
This is wonderful. Where can I get the kit to assemble mine?
Great work
I am looking forward to the smoke test so to speak 🤣
From a crystal set !
@@tonywright8294 Ha Ha :) Yes a smoke test less the smoke :) With the sun acting up it may be a smoke test anyway ! Some things you just never know The people who stare at the sun mentioned ariella borealis just the other day
Good job.
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I actually did a number of his sets from scratch. Had most parts in stock, but acquired wood pieces from Lowes and my shed. Check out my vids.
I was very interested in your Facebook posts awhile back. I didn't know you had a UA-cam channel. Thanks!!
Update: I am already subscribed to your channel. I didn't know you were the same guy. Very nice work!!
I would love this kit, I wonder if it could be made to work in a one bedroom apt? Being a disabled vet this would be fun to make if it is in kit form do you sell these ?I love crystal radios .they been around for a long time in so many forms yours is well designed.
Hi Ron,
This is a reproduction of a kit that was sold by Mike Peebles of www.peeblesoriginals.com/. Unfortunately, Mike passed away last January.
Someone made a clone of the kit and sent me the parts.
It would work in an apartment, but you need a longwire antenna. My antenna is about 50' long, goes out the window and is ties off to a tree.
I've heard where people have run antenna wires discreetly around apartments. I like 50-100' of wire. You can buy twin conductor speaker wire quite cheaply. I like wire larger than 20 gauge. Night-time reception is best. Perhaps some insulated wire (Covered wire) run out to a tree at night and retrieved before the busybodies get up. I've even used a 50-foot extension cord. Hook antenna lead to both electric prongs. With an outside deck, you could wind 50-100 feet of wire around the legs. People wouldn't know it was an antenna. How about wire wrapped round and round a cardboard or non-metallic container. 2 feet square or larger. How about weaving antenna wire along a string of Christmas lights?
What relevance is that you are a disabled vet ?