Crystal Radio Demonstration

[Inageko]

Fantastico davvero :-)

[poikaa3]

Clutch! "pretty cool!" I would say so! This is a beautiful piece of work with the wood work and the 20s style of build! Does the coil allow more frequencies into the short wave spectrum?

[OfficialGTwebsites]

Beautiful, but I was looking forward to hearing it without the battery powered headphones, like the olden day.

[robertopietrafesa]

Congratulations for this nice shot! Beautiful Crustal Radio! 73 de IZ7VHF.

[Ectoplsm]

HOLY SHIT IT'S CLUTCH!! WOOO!!

[metalhanded]

2:53 signal comes in exactly at

Clutch - The Mob Goes Wild

lyric: Everybody move to Canada. Smoke lots of pot. Everybody move to Canada right now. Here's how we do it. Bum rush the boarder guard before he and his dog ever knew it.

Also, beautiful work. It really says something for what all those signals may be doing to our minds if they power a radio interacting with crystals; that are also in our pineal glands so the signals surely interfere with our ability to tap into each others minds

[TVonthePorch]

one person thought there should be a cassette slot. ;)

[Kabzoer]

I don't care what a varicoupler does, but i want to use it in my next project.

[XRayCam]

What does that Varicoupler cost? And the Brand Name?? Thanks

[AcePilot101]

A crystal radio does not uses batteries, it draws electric power from the radio signal.

In theory, a Tesla generator draws electricity from the sun by connecting a circuit between the ionosphere (magnetosphere) and the earth.

Remember, light is just the visible spectrum of electromagnetism.

[tom46802]

Amazing! Great job.

[JeffDrennen]

Looks good. could you please post. Plans and list of parts and were you got them from.

Thanks .

[TheKC1ML]

Nice!!!

[rockangel1967]

OMG this is a BEAUTIFUL piece of artwork. i m seriously jeaulous! i'd love to have more information about the parts used here and where to get them? i am most impressed by the tap adjustable antenna tuning coil! awesome work. very, very impressive!

[Radioguy54]

The name Roger Horton sounds real familiar, is he a member of Puget Sound Antique Radio Association?

[m0ussaW]

Beautiful! That piece looks museum quality. Thanks for sharing!

[paddletom]

Absolutely inspiring. These past weeks I've been making crystal radios so I searched and found your video. How did you fashion the taps on that coil? It looks great but what was the method used? My creations look childish next to yours. I thought I was doing well when I got a pre-routed board from the hobby store and shellacked it.

[FelixTheHouseFreak]

Very impressive craftsmanship!

[855h0le]

Awesome! Only 1 video? I have an idea for you. Next time you find a station- Jump to the other detectors for us?! I know many of us would love that! I may even download your video for my archives! -take care

[UR3QMQ1]

Excellent radio receiver. Such radio has special, unique charm!!!

[SG16788]

with something this vintage looking you would think he would be useing a curved horn diaphram speaker lol and a cover hood to cover all the components

[fadatuberadioman]

I am very impresed! 1st class job.

[ContaMuir17a]

Very very cool! I think it would be neat to charge an old storage battery with some solar cells and make your own amplifier using old speaker parts. Old meets new technology, but you could make the whole thing look antique. Very cool! :-)

[AlekseiPyatak]

Весьма занятный аппарат! Рад, что ещё остались помешанные - значит не один я такой.

[ClanBez]

WOW, now that is primo craftsmanship. congrats, well done!!! Beautiful!!!!

[sparkdetect]

Beautifully designed!

[Lashon3D]

Beautiful radio you have there! It's almost a shock to hear hard rock playing on an old style crystal radio.

[camagueyano38]

that radio came with cristobal colon

[icefire1911]

Very complex. I like it. How long did it take you to create this? How did you do it? Do you have a site or something for all of us to see so we can create something like that? LOVE IT!!

[formiggini]

A real nice looking set!!!!!

[farhmoha]

i wish I could make 1

[drutt1985]

it's probably the esiest radio there is. NO batteries required!

[darkclaw999]

very amusing man, that's some real stuff you got there