Kettle Cap Receiver
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blackearthfd 2 years ago
I seen something like that on TV before. Also with a lid on a stove top, close to a short wave radio station.
They said the black iron oxide of the stove reacts like a semiconductor and rectifies the high power HF. Then the LF current creates the vibrations through magnetic force. In WW2 they used Iron oxide (Blued Razorblades) for Foxhole radios.
conoba 4 years ago
LID receiver? Randy
K7AGE 4 years ago