I must also mention that not every AM radio has the difference between heterodyne and dial frequencies set to 445 KHz. My radio I use as a transmitter (Kipo KB-AC807) has around 600-700 KHz difference. So the dials setup will completely depend on the chosen radios.
Thanks a lot! Original video didn't mention that variable transmitter antenna musn't be connected to anything so my setup was wrong and didn't work. Now I'll try to resolder the antenna. Thanks again. :)
very well done. quite informative. i am making one right at this moment. having trouble setting the 1500 and 1045 on a dial tuner. thinkin about hitting the local flea market and grabbing some digital tuner radios.U think that would work just as well or would there be yet more interferance? also, you checkd out the drawdio thing? works on the same principle only it fits on any normal pencil. or you can use it on a paint brush with water. very cool. give it a look. keep up the good work! :)
hey, any idea how close these things can be near each other without interference? say if u wanted to make 6 of them (18 radios) and put them in a room?
I just started work on a mini one I'm Finns make it with a small wooden box....still need to buy more parts...I'm trying to make a mini guitar amp/ theremin so I'm gunna use a kill switch type thing
great explanation! you could take care of your volume control i guess by manually manipulating the volume on the broadcast radio. thats pretty much how it works anyway
That was a really good demonstration. Actually, I am going to make one very soon. But why do you deprecate yourself so much? It is not easy to give a demonstration like that. So, thumbs-up to you!
Hi! I've been trying to make this for a while now, but I am confused a bit. The variable transmitter is the one that I opened up and soldered, correct? That particular radio's tuning nob works, however the needle that shows which frequency I'm on doesn't move. Therefore I am having a hard time getting it to a certain frequency. Do I need to set the receiver to a certain frequency? All I know is that 2 radios are both at 1045kHz. How do I go about making this. I don't want to open another radio.
@schetleft dude! i have that EXACT problem! haha my othre one is it only changes pitch if i touch the terminal, not when i move my had near the anntennea
WOAH I HAVE THE EXZACHT SAYME BEEG RAYDEOH
myaccountissocooler 5 months ago
GIGANTOOOOOOOOR
myaccountissocooler 5 months ago
I must also mention that not every AM radio has the difference between heterodyne and dial frequencies set to 445 KHz. My radio I use as a transmitter (Kipo KB-AC807) has around 600-700 KHz difference. So the dials setup will completely depend on the chosen radios.
nrz666 6 months ago
Thanks a lot! Original video didn't mention that variable transmitter antenna musn't be connected to anything so my setup was wrong and didn't work. Now I'll try to resolder the antenna. Thanks again. :)
nrz666 6 months ago
very well done. quite informative. i am making one right at this moment. having trouble setting the 1500 and 1045 on a dial tuner. thinkin about hitting the local flea market and grabbing some digital tuner radios.U think that would work just as well or would there be yet more interferance? also, you checkd out the drawdio thing? works on the same principle only it fits on any normal pencil. or you can use it on a paint brush with water. very cool. give it a look. keep up the good work! :)
Krosflite 9 months ago
hey, any idea how close these things can be near each other without interference? say if u wanted to make 6 of them (18 radios) and put them in a room?
rootoficculus 11 months ago
Fun,fun fun.
I like the song,too!
Shalicu 1 year ago
it might um be eaiser to um buy a um moog theremin guts on um ebay.
lol good job finding this out i have a homemade one.
mrfucn187 1 year ago
I just started work on a mini one I'm Finns make it with a small wooden box....still need to buy more parts...I'm trying to make a mini guitar amp/ theremin so I'm gunna use a kill switch type thing
kraker109 1 year ago
Nice use of the propaganda comrade
All hail Steel
ladiesman010692 1 year ago
And this buried the Trautonium?
puffadder01 1 year ago
great explanation! you could take care of your volume control i guess by manually manipulating the volume on the broadcast radio. thats pretty much how it works anyway
Dlcarber 2 years ago
That was a really good demonstration. Actually, I am going to make one very soon. But why do you deprecate yourself so much? It is not easy to give a demonstration like that. So, thumbs-up to you!
ajittffcure 2 years ago 2
oh! whats the Hz thing???
nataerin 3 years ago
hertz
firedevin 2 years ago
loved it !!! im making one for my science fair. i had to google about every second word but thanks alot!
nataerin 3 years ago
Hi! I've been trying to make this for a while now, but I am confused a bit. The variable transmitter is the one that I opened up and soldered, correct? That particular radio's tuning nob works, however the needle that shows which frequency I'm on doesn't move. Therefore I am having a hard time getting it to a certain frequency. Do I need to set the receiver to a certain frequency? All I know is that 2 radios are both at 1045kHz. How do I go about making this. I don't want to open another radio.
schetleft 3 years ago
@schetleft dude! i have that EXACT problem! haha my othre one is it only changes pitch if i touch the terminal, not when i move my had near the anntennea
desr2395 1 year ago
haha i say uhm and uhh alot when i'm talking too
mekakeisei 3 years ago
R2D2
123MATTYABC 3 years ago
awesome! now if only i had the motivation to actually do it! LOL
*Salute*
I used to watch Gigantor...
PsykokProductions 3 years ago
Excellent explanation! Very well documented too!
eltunene 3 years ago
NICE!!
evilejfan 3 years ago
This is so awsome, ill have to try this! I love to watch Theremin videos!
CrashOverideHTP 3 years ago