Regenerative receiver kit
Amish prepared Oak Wood end blocks and slats ready for your finish and assembly. Antiqued brass screws for
that authentic 1950's look. Pre-printed  metal front panel. Copper 'ground plane'.  "Inductive coupled" antenna
connection to match low or high impedance antenna. Designed around 12AF6 "Space Charge"Old stock 12 volt
vacuum tube. Vernier variable tuning capacitor for easy band tuning. PVC coil form. Adaptable to other
frequencies.
Operates approx 3.3 mHz to 4.0 mHz. as supplied. Voltage regulation circuit for stability. Large
audio choke for superior audio feed to your amplifier. 27 page very detailed  step by step illustrated manual.
Standard phono plug output to any audio amplifier. Phono plug input from your antenna easily matches coax or
single wire antenna. 12AF6 tube and all other parts warranted free of factory defects. *Requires 12 VDC supply.
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Solid State Audio Amp Kit Model AA-2 SS
This kit was designed to be used with your favorite regenerative receiver, crystal set, home brew radio,
or any application where speaker volume is more appealing than headphones. Other applications might
include your tape recorder, Walkman, Sony, record players, guitar practice amplifier or what have you.
Includes the oak chassis a new front panel, printed circuit board, phono jack input, phone jack for
external speaker. Built-in quality oval speaker with front facing grille, on-off switch, and 9 volt battery
connector. (Can be used with an external 9 or 12 volt supply).

TDA 7052 Integrated Circuit. Max power 1.2W @ 10% THD. Output 8 ohms. Voltage 3 to 18 VDC. Input
impedance 100K. Frequency response 100 Hz to 20 KHz.

The newly completed eleven page manual continues our approach of providing step-by step instructions
with plenty of photos, diagrams, and illustrations. Skills to assemble the oak chassis and soldering
experience is recommended.

Great way to sharpen those soldering skills.  Very few
components on the printed circuit board. Components
are large, easy to handle, and mount  "through hole"
style into the  drilled printed circuit board.  Excellent
Instructions.
Set up for 9v battery operation.  Battery not included.
This Ohio USA manufactured Kit includes an oak "chassis",  rare
12K5 and 12U7 "Space Charge 12 volt vacuum tubes,  and all
parts and wiring needed to assemble. Illustrated step by step
manual. Supply any 12 volt DC at 1 amp or more power supply, a
low impedance speaker, and then connect your favorite crystal
set, regenerative receiver, or any headphone device and enjoy a
speaker output which is soft (quiet room level) mellow, and
illustrates the magic of vacuum tube amplification. The volume
control and knob is included. You provide common cables,
speaker, and 12 volt supply.             
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This kit is based on an article in May 2006 CQ Magazine called
"Look Ma - No High Voltage" It is a milliwatt range vacuum
oscillator kit assembled breadboard style using a new old stock
vacuum tube that uses 12 volts dc on both the filaments
and the
plate
. Great safe way to learn about vacuum tube operation. The
new old stock 12K5 tube, tested and warranted  is included in the
kit. Also included is a 16 page manual written by the author, a
pre-wound 40 meter coil, a spare plastic coil form and a 7 mHz
crystal. (Style may vary).  The power output will be in the low
milliwatt range and not practical for much distance. Key, antenna,
and 12 volts power not included.
LookMa Qrp CW TX Low Voltage Tube oscillator breadboard
kit is back! Includes 40 meter crystal.
$39.00
PP AA-1 VT VACUUM TUBE AUDIO AMPLIFIER
KIT  12 VOLT - LOW OUTPUT GREAT SOUND
May 21, 2012
$ 46.00
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