I'd like to know if there are 5 tube superhet kits
still available for u.s am broadcast reception/ or
books on how to build them. When I was in high school
I built a point to point soldered 5 tube kit(1972)
in an electronics shop class. I've lost the radio
:~( and I'd like to built one again from a kit
or from a construction manual.

Anybody have any suggestions?

E-mail me if you do @: bborgen@wortldnet.att.net
Thanks,
William D. Borgen

: I'd like to know if there are 5 tube superhet kits
: still available for u.s am broadcast reception/ or
: books on how to build them. When I was in high school
: I built a point to point soldered 5 tube kit(1972)
: in an electronics shop class. I've lost the radio
: :~( and I'd like to built one again from a kit
: or from a construction manual.

: Anybody have any suggestions?

: E-mail me if you do @: bborgen@wortldnet.att.net
: Thanks,
: William D. Borgen

If you would settle for a four tube superhet (battery powered) look at Popular Mechanics, June 1948 (P.222-223+226+228) or June 1950 (P. 222-223+226+228)

The Radio Amateur's Handbook, pub. yearly by the American Radio Relay League, featured many construction instructions for tube-type receivers. You can find old handbooks for sale at any hamfest. Go to the ARRL website (www.arrl.com) for a hamfest calendar. Hamfests (radio amateur flemarkets) are also a good place, if not the ONLY place, to find the parts you'll need.
Good luck, Pete Curry KA2TTU

: The Radio Amateur's Handbook, pub. yearly by the American Radio Relay League, featured many construction instructions for tube-type receivers. You can find old handbooks for sale at any hamfest. Go to the ARRL website (www.arrl.com) for a hamfest calendar. Hamfests (radio amateur flemarkets) are also a good place, if not the ONLY place, to find the parts you'll need.
: Good luck, Pete Curry KA2TTU

: The Radio Amateur's Handbook, pub. yearly by the American Radio Relay League, featured many construction instructions for tube-type receivers. You can find old handbooks for sale at any hamfest. Go to the ARRL website (www.arrl.com) for a hamfest calendar. Hamfests (radio amateur flemarkets) are also a good place, if not the ONLY place, to find the parts you'll need.
: Good luck, Pete Curry KA2TTU

: The Radio Amateur's Handbook, pub. yearly by the American Radio Relay League, featured many construction instructions for tube-type receivers. You can find old handbooks for sale at any hamfest. Go to the ARRL website (www.arrl.com) for a hamfest calendar. Hamfests (radio amateur flemarkets) are also a good place, if not the ONLY place, to find the parts you'll need.
: Good luck, Pete Curry KA2TTU

To whom it may concern.

Might it be possible to obtain some information about different types of Superhet receivers. And if it is possible to have also a comparison between AM and FM receivers and a short story of their evolution.

Thanks

: To whom it may concern.

: Might it be possible to obtain some information about different types of Superhet receivers. And if it is possible to have also a comparison between AM and FM receivers and a short story of their evolution.

: Thanks

: To whom it may concern.

: Might it be possible to obtain some information about different types of Superhet receivers. And if it is possible to have also a comparison between AM and FM receivers and a short story of their evolution.

: Thanks

: To whom it may concern.

: Might it be possible to obtain some information about different types of Superhet receivers. And if it is possible to have also a comparison between AM and FM receivers and a short story of their evolution.

: Thanks

: I'd like to know if there are 5 tube superhet kits
: still available for u.s am broadcast reception/ or
: books on how to build them. When I was in high school
: I built a point to point soldered 5 tube kit(1972)
: in an electronics shop class. I've lost the radio
: :~( and I'd like to built one again from a kit
: or from a construction manual.

: Anybody have any suggestions?

: E-mail me if you do @: bborgen@wortldnet.att.net
: Thanks,
: William D. Borgen

: : I'd like to know if there are 5 tube superhet kits
: : still available for u.s am broadcast reception/ or
: : books on how to build them. When I was in high school
: : I built a point to point soldered 5 tube kit(1972)
: : in an electronics shop class. I've lost the radio
: : :~( and I'd like to built one again from a kit
: : or from a construction manual.

: : Anybody have any suggestions?

: : E-mail me if you do @: bborgen@wortldnet.att.net
: : Thanks,
: : William D. Borgen

Mediumwave Associates markets 5 tube superhet kits for the AM broadcast band and shortwave. E-mail them at weathrship@aol.com for more info

have a look on the net there are lots of radio kits.why not buy a electronic it will have adverts in for places that sell radio kits

have a look on the net there are lots of radio kits.why not buy a electronic it will have adverts in for places that sell radio kits