Build an audible VHF/UHF handheld transmitter tester in 10 minutes

Build an audible VHF/UHF handheld transmitter tester in 10 minutes

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@LeeLocke
@LeeLocke - 29.03.2016 23:35

Nice and simple to understand .

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@Tobinindustrial
@Tobinindustrial - 29.03.2016 23:41

A cool very low budget project. Thanks for sharing

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@raafatalheety826
@raafatalheety826 - 30.03.2016 07:14

Good idea peter make this in HF also in the next video .thanks for you yi1hxh.

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@SpectreOZ
@SpectreOZ - 31.03.2016 23:32

Simple solution to TX testing, nicely done Peter.

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@joseaurelianosandovalgarci1884
@joseaurelianosandovalgarci1884 - 13.04.2017 06:29

those germanium diodes...thanks my friend.......excellent for to test some FM DiY transmitters.....

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@laithmohamed2236
@laithmohamed2236 - 01.01.2018 08:40

Cool idea .. how can i increase the range .

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@beer1for2break3fast4
@beer1for2break3fast4 - 24.01.2018 19:32

Loved the video right up to the comment about the fox hunt. I do not condone senseless killing of animals for sport. As the supposedly most intelligent species on this planet it is paramount we protect all other life forms. Failure to do so will ultimately result in our own demise.

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@JodBronson
@JodBronson - 20.02.2019 18:49

It will be good as a "Sniffer"! Good Video and Instructions! THANK YOU !!!

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@peterjones3245
@peterjones3245 - 05.10.2020 18:55

I suppose you could replace the buzzer with a sensitive meter and use it to check the efficiency of antennas. Perhaps use an old "active" set top antenna (i.e. with a built-in RF amp" and with telescopic elements. Very nice, thank you!

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@rohnkd4hct260
@rohnkd4hct260 - 16.05.2023 15:08

Pretty cool!

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@grzesiek1x
@grzesiek1x - 07.05.2024 19:29

In my case it only works with 2 germanium diodes in series with one wire wire antena attached in the middle and second one on the positive side (correct me if i am wrong but currents add in this case I think). Maybe because of my low power transmitter (it was built for my toys and also I can't increase the power for obvious reasons). So probably your radio has like 10 times more power than my transmitter. Anyway I had to adapt my circuit to squeeze that current into the buzzer somehow ;)

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