I like to listen to Vt Public Radio. I live downtown in a brick building, and I can’t get good reception.
Does anybody have an old FM radio that uses an external antenna?
Price is negotiable.
Call me at 802-257-1829
I like to listen to Vt Public Radio. I live downtown in a brick building, and I can’t get good reception.
Does anybody have an old FM radio that uses an external antenna?
Price is negotiable.
Call me at 802-257-1829
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VPR other choices
Google VPR streaming. You can listen on your internet device.
Gary
VPR streaming
I’m doing that now, but I want a device that works when the computer is off.
Make one!
Am I remembering correctly that you worked in the electronics world? How about a radio kit:
https://www.sciplus.com/classic-amfm-radio-kit-2451-p
has one with 14 transistors and 4 diodes to assemble.
Might be a fun project. I remember making a crystal radio (AM only) as a kid. It worked great, but I had to go into the bathroom and tie the antenna to the sink drain. Then I could rock out!
electronics world?
I spent most of my career in the Power end of the industry, which is very different from electronics.
When I was in High School, I used to make tiny transistor AM radios. They, too, needed to be connected to something like a sink drain.
In class, I sat near the radiators so I could clip on to one of them. I used an earbud. The teachers didn’t have a clue.
I was very popular because I always knew the score of the Yankee games.
Relive the magic!
Just think of how much fun this winter would be listening to scores next to your new homemade radio… : )