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This radio probably would be enough to hear some station in most of the world. I used this radio to listen to a station more then 400 miles from me.
You can hear weaker stations in night.
The scheme uses high gain low noise transistor BC547C to archive best sensitivity and ...
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- Mon Aug 11, 2025 5:52 pm
- Forum: Official projects
- Topic: Better version of one transistor simple MW radio receiver.
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- Mon Aug 11, 2025 4:00 pm
- Forum: Official projects
- Topic: Very simple MW receiver with one transistor
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Very simple MW receiver with one transistor
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Here we have a MW radio receiver that is easy to build. MW stands for medium frequency radio band. Stations working in MW can be received from quite far away. I personally was listening to a station more then 400 miles away from me using a bit more advance version of this ...
Here we have a MW radio receiver that is easy to build. MW stands for medium frequency radio band. Stations working in MW can be received from quite far away. I personally was listening to a station more then 400 miles away from me using a bit more advance version of this ...
- Tue Apr 29, 2025 10:48 pm
- Forum: Embedded development / microcontrollers / Arduino
- Topic: assigment - 7 segment indicator
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assigment - 7 segment indicator
Level 1
Make an Arduino project counting numbers from 0 to F slowly and showing them on 7 segment indicator. After F you go back to 0.
Level 2
The same, but use all 4 digits to count and show as big number as you can fit in 4 hex digits.
Make an Arduino project counting numbers from 0 to F slowly and showing them on 7 segment indicator. After F you go back to 0.
Level 2
The same, but use all 4 digits to count and show as big number as you can fit in 4 hex digits.
- Thu Apr 24, 2025 7:29 pm
- Forum: Embedded development / microcontrollers / Arduino
- Topic: Parts / Kits
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Parts / Kits
- Arduino Nano 3pc - Very popular but old 8 bit micro-controller.
- Raspberry Pico W - Less popular, but new and more advanced 32 bit microcontroller. Documentation
- Sensors kit
- 7-segment x 4 digits indicators
- dip switches
- Resistors kit