This commercial superheterodyne receiver was found in a 1949 Radio Electronics. The circuit uses battery.
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This circuit is from an old Mullard (Philips) documentation on the 555. The circuit uses a pair of...
This was a very popular instrument in the workshops of the 60s and 70s. It was a "top of the line"...