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ANTENTOP- 01- 2013 # 017

Simple HF Regenerative Receiver

 

 

Figure 1 shows the schematic of the receiver. Points 1 and 2 are heater. Point 3 is ground (minus) and point 4 is plus of the plate voltage. The receiver works fine from 100- 250- V. Table 1 shows data for capacitors and resistors. Inductors of the receiver are coiled on the base from old tubes. Figure 2 shows design of the coil. Distance between inductor L1 and L2 shown approximately. The distance may vary when it would be tuned on to smooth regeneration of the receiver. Table 2 shows data for the inductor. Analog the Russian Pentode is: to firs tube is: 6J7, Z63, 6W7, EF36, EF37A. Analog for Russian twin Triode is: 6N7GT. Also may be used: B65, ECC32, 6CC10, 6SN7GT.

Receiver built on aluminum L- shape profile. Figure 3 shows view of the receiver. Tubes and Plug- In Inductor placed at the upper side of the receiver. Figure 4 shows inside view on to the design. All connections made by stranded wire in diameter of 1.0- mm (18- AWG).

Radio # 3, 1946

 

Table 1 Data for capacitors and resistors

C1

C2,C3

C4, C10, C11

C5

C6

C7

C8

C9

C12, C15

C13

C14

60-pF

10.000- pF

10- 120- pF

8- 30-pF

140- pF

10.0-uF

140- pF

1000- pF

02- uF

1.0-     uF

 

R1

R2

R3

R4

R5

R6

R7

R8

R9

R10

100- k

1.3-k

40-k

4600-k

500

10-k

100-k

50-k

56-k

600-k

 

 

Figure 2 Design of the Plug- In Coil

Figure 3 Regenerative Receiver

 

 

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