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Antenna Diode

radio antenna power? ?
If I were to take 20 feet of copper wire and attach both ends to a 10-volt voltmeter with one end to a diode, will the voltmeter get a reading? I know that power can be generated from radio frequencies created by power lines and radio stations and I live close to both.
Yes, you should be able to pick up a reading.
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10 PCS!! MI-301 UP TO 3 WATTS EA. HT ANTENNA SWITCH PIN DIODE VHF/UHF/HAM | ![]() |
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A demonstration of a crystal radio - Part 2
what is the schematic symbol and description in the list?
please help il give 10 points for this..
heres the components..
1.) fixed resistor
2.) potentiometer
3.) electrolytic capacitor
4.) mica capacitor
5.) ceramic capacitor
6.) milar capacitor
7.) tuning capacitor
8.) power transformer
9.) audio transformer
10.) oscillator transformer
11.) antenna transformer
12.) I-F transformer
13.) rectifier diode
14.) pnp transistor
15.) npn transistor
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help me with this please.,. thank you very much....
http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com/symbol.htm
Or good old Wiki... always helpful





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