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Crystal Radio $92.4 A crystal radio receiver also called a crystal set is a very simple radio receiver, popular in the early days of radio. It needs no battery or power source except the power received from radio waves by a long outdoor wire antenna. Author: Miller, Frederic P./ Vandome, Agnes F./ McBrewster, John Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 120 Publication Date: 2009/11/24 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.28 inches |
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Elenco MX-901C Electronic Crystal Radio Kit $16.28 Safe solderless educational and fun!. Easy-to-read instructions included. Crystal diode converts RF to audio. Tune in your favorite AM radio stations!. Learn how radios work. Includes earphone. For ages 10 and up. |
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Elenco MX901C Electronic Crystal Radio Kit $20.15 Safe solderless educational and fun. Easytoread instructions included. Crystal diode converts RF to audio. Tune in your favorite AM radio stations. Learn how radios work. Includes earphone. For ages 10 and up. |
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Crystal Radio Kit $30.32 Kids can build a working crystal radio that will pick up radio stations with this activities kit. This crystal radio kit allows children to experiment with radio waves while learning chemistry basics.Kit containsOne diodeOne baseFour rubber bandsOne tuning rodTwo connecting wiresOne coil wireOne sand paperThree nutsOne earphoneThree boltsFour washersOne coil tubeOne tuning ball and one instruction manualNo batteries requiredMeets or exceeds ASTM F 963Dimensions: 9.1 inches high x 7 inches wide x 2.35 deepAge recommendation: 8 years and upModel: 2012 |
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MiniLab Crystal Radio Kit $8.99 MiniLab Crystal Radio Kit |
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Radio Box Set (set) $4 Radio Box Set (set) |
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Radio Boys $81.25 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles Radio Boys was the title of three series of juvenile fiction books published by rival companies in the United States in the 1920s: Grosset Dunlap authored by Allen Chapman, a Stratemeyer Syndicate pseudonym 13 titles. The best known, and biggest seller of the three series. A. L. Burt Company authored by Gerald Breckenridge 10 titles M. A. Donohue Co. various authors 6 titles There was also a related Radio Girls series, another Stratemeyer Syndicate product, published by Cupples Leon and authored by Margaret Penrose. All of these series were launched seemingly simultaneously in 1922 and the earliest books in each series were by far the biggest sellers, often incorporating details on how to build a crystal set (a simple radio receiver). Later installments tended toward routine action adventure. there is a radio program on the University of Calgary radio station called the radio boys and the short wave mystery, which is hosted by Brian Milne who has won a Peabody and Ramin Yazdi who was twice nominated for a Grammy for his musical project The Ramin Yazdi project. Author: Surhone, Lambert M./ Tennoe, Mariam T./ Henssonow, Susan F. Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 108 Publication Date: 2010/12/01 Language: English Dimensions: 6.00 x 9.02 x 0.26 inches |
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Radio Craft: The Radio Set of 1950 $59.99 Radio Craft: The Radio Set of 1950 - Wall Decal |
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Elenco EDU3010 Crystal Radio $19.44 Crystal Radio build your own working crystal radio. Look for and pick up radio stations. Earphone and antenna included. No tools or batteries required. Remember the days of the first radio. |
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Marconi Tube Radio Set $329.99 Marconi Tube Radio Set - Framed Giclee Print |
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Advertisement for a Biennerphone Radio Set $44.99 Advertisement for a Biennerphone Radio Set - Giclee Print |
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Sony ICF-CD7000 Clock Radio $73.99 - Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) 10 - FM 2 x 2 W - 2" Integrated - Stereo 5 - AM 530 kHz to 1710 kHz - AM 8.94" Height x 10.43" Width x 7.87" Depth 87.50 MHz to 108 MHz - FM CD-R/CD-RW Playback Snooze with Extendable Snooze : 10 Minute Intervals up to 1 Hour Sleep timer Illumination Light Clock: Triple time Display (Current time, Alarm A, Alarm B) Count-Down to Nap Timer ICF-CD7000 Clock Radio Instruction Manual Assurance Card Battery AM/FM/MP3/CD Stereo Clock Radio offers automatic time setting and alarm. In the case of a power interruption, the pre-installed Lithium battery maintains the correct time so you don't have to reset the clock. Connect your digital music player or insert your favorite CD. An adjustable sleep timer automatically turns off the music in your choice of 15, 30, 60 or 90 minutes. For napping, just press the countdown nap button, and the clock radio will sound an alarm in your choice of 10, 20, 30, 60 or 90 minutes without changing your alarm. Extendable snooze button lets you set exactly how long you want to put off getting up. Clock radio displays the current time, Alarm A, and Alarm B on the easy-to-read liquid crystal display (LCD). Plays CDs burned in either a PC or home recording deck. Features a FM/AM Digital Tuner (preset 10 FM stations and 5 AM stations), LCD brightness control, two separate wake-up times with individual wake-up settings, and your choice of CD, radio or buzzer alarm. AM AM: Built-in Ferrite Bar Antenna, FM: Wire Antenna Black CD Player Desktop Clock Radio Dual FM ICF-CD7000 ICF-CD7000 Clock Radio ICFCD7000B LCD Sony Sony Corporation Wake up to, a CD, the radio or a buzzer www.sony.com |
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Build Your Own Crystal Radio Lab Kit
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ScienceWiz Inventions Experiment Kit and Book 13 Experiments, Inventions
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DescriptionFor ages 8 to 8040 page full-color book and materialsAuthor: Penny Norman, Ph.D.Editor: Ann EinsteinYears of testing with children has produced this carefully crafted set of doable projects.Build, Build, Build! - a spinning motor - a clicking telegraph - a light flashing generator - a real radioStep-by-step, highly visual instructions* lead a child successfully through each invention... |
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Crystal Radio Experiment Kit,
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DescriptionThe Elenco Electronic Crystal Radio Kit is a great introduction to electronics and radio science. Learn by building your own Crystal Radio Kit. It is fun and and educational. Your Crystal Radio will receive, when completed, some AM radio bands... |
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Poof Slinky 02012 Crystal Radio Kit
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DescriptionPOOF-SLINKY: Crystal Radio Kit. Kids can build a working crystal radio that will pick up radio stations and allow them to experiment with radio waves while learning chemistry basics. No batteries or soldering are needed... |
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POWER ACOUSTIK PMD-115CM Ceiling Mount 11.2-Inch Monitor with DVD Including 3 Color Skins
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Description11.2" TFT/LCD WITH BUILT-IN DVDRESOLUTION: 1024 X 600NIT: 4003 COLOR SKINSA/V INPUTUSB CARD PORTIR8-CHANNEL FM TRANSMITTERUPC : 709483041561Shipping Dimensions : 15.75in X 13.00in X 4.50inEstimated Shipping Weight : 6... |
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Farenheit MD-1050CMM Ceiling Mount 10.2-Inch Motorized Monitor with DVD Including 3 Color Skins
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DescriptionCeiling Mount DVD Entertainment System w/ MOTORIZED 15.6" LCD Monitor w/ Last Angle Memory. Playback from DVDR/RW, CDR/RW, & 16GB USB Flash Drive of MP3, MP4, & DivX. Stereo IR transmitters send the audio signal to any single channel IR headphone... |
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POWER ACOUSTIK PMD-105CM Ceiling Mount 10.2-Inch Monitor with DVD Including 3 Color Skins
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Description10.1" SWIVEL TFT/LCD WITH BUILT-IN DVDDVD DECK3 COLOR SKINSA/V INPUTUSB CARD PORTIR8-CHANNEL FM TRANSMITTERINCLUDES DEALER PAINTABLE HOUSINGSUPC : 709483041530Shipping Dimensions : 15.75in X 13.00in X 4... |
Double Trap Crystal Radio Set
The History of Radio Control
You push a lever on your remote, and your remote control plane veers to the left. It almost seems like magic. Radio control is one of the most magical inventions of the modern era. It has a very long and intriguing history.
Linguistic research into the origins of the word radio reveals that it was from the prefix "radio-"meaning concerned with radiations. The word radio came into being before Hertz's discovering of electromagnetic radiations. Initially what was radio-telegraphy and radio-telephony over time came to be just radio. One of the first people to popularize the term was another pioneer in America in the field of wireless transmission: Dee Forest.
Tesla demonstrated wireless telegraphy in 1893 almost eight years after the discovery of the electromagnetic waves by Hertz. Jagdish Chandra Bose in 1894 used electromagnetic waves to ignite gun powder and strike a gong in Calcutta (Now Kolkatta) in India. That possibly was the dawn of wireless/radio communications and its applications in science. Tesla in 1896 transmitted wireless signals for nearly 30 miles distance and patented his first four tuned circuit wireless system as being the first practical wireless transmission equipment. Marconi in 1899 spanned the English channel with this wireless transmission.
The dawn of the new century also was the beginning of a new era when Marconi performed the first trans-Atlantic radio signal in 12th December, 1901. The crystal sets which were patented by J.C. Bose came to be commonly used for detecting and receiving radio signals. There have been numerous disputes over who exactly was the first to conceive the idea or wireless transmission, Tesla or Marconi. In between somewhere there is one Popov who was also a pioneer in this field! Tesla is said to have run into financial troubles that greatly limited his run in the race. But nevertheless, Tesla seems to have been the first, but the controversy over this is not our concern now. Whoever it was, the truth stands is that it was one of the finest inventions in the history of science.
The first decade of the century saw many entrepreneurs and experimenters working with wireless radio but it was about at the near end of the first decade that definite hobby interests sparked. Radio signals were originally produced by spark transmitters, which were noisy and inefficient. Then the alternator-transmitter and then the arc-transmitter came into being.
The invention of vacuum-tude diodes and triodes revolutionized the radio transmission and receivers. The invention of triode amplifier generators made audio possible and started a new era of "audio radio". The vacuum tubes were the staple component for a long time until the invention of the transistor which made the equipment more precise, concise and efficiently mobile!
Then, AT&T used the vacuum tubes to transmit voices over phone lines and this lead to the experimenting of speeches over long distances for audience to hear over loudspeakers. Commercialization was thought about from the initial days but there was no way to restrict the transmission to specific paid users and broadcasting remained commercial-free. Then AT&T started the idea of advertising to finance the programming, and it is here to stay until this very date. There have been constant innovations in the field of radio broadcasting with the latest craze being internet radio. So, radio is NEVER out of date but it is forever coming in new forms.
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