This sensitive Japanese mid-wave receiver from the 1960s has an output power of 45 mW and is powered by 3 batteries (4.5 V). The circuit is superheterodyne with an IF of 455 kHz.
This circuit was found in a Popular Electronics from the 90s. The frequency depends on the...
This circuit consists of a “zero crossing detector” that provides a rectangular output signal...
Low power RF transistors such as the BF494 or BF495 and even those in the BC series can oscillate well...