Suggested by a 1965 Electronic Design, this circuit has a gain of 15 dB at 45 MHz and can be changed to operate on other frequencies. The tetrode FET is an uncommon component today.
We found this circuit in an English publication in 1982, but it can still be easily assembled by...
This circuit was obtained in a 1967 General Electric documentation. It alternately fires two xenon...
This is a traditional flasher configuration with two neon lamps. The frequency is given by the 100 nF...