Oscillator RF Sniffer | Close Proximity AM Transmitter | Ferrite Antenna Booster

Having some fun on a rainy day by expanding on a circuit that I shared some time back. This simple circuit allows you to sniff out the local oscillator of most AM radio receivers, modulate the carrier and use it as a close proximity AM transmitter. In addition, with the Bluetooth receiver and 9V battery disconnected, it can be used as a ferrite antenna booster.
You can download the schematic in the folder named:
Oscillator Sniffer & Close Proximity AM Transmitter & Ferrite Antenna Booster
drive.google.com/drive/folder...
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[@rciancia]

Don - its great how you dissect these radio circuits and fine ways to utilize them - excellent !

[@RestoreOldRadios]

Appreciate it Ron. Something different in between other… Thanks again. Best, Don

[@AllAmericanFiveRadio]

Nice circuit Don. Good troubleshooting tool also.

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Appreciate it Rick, definitely a good troubleshooting tool that can be utilized. Best, Don

[@dennisqwertyuiop]

great project

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Thank you Dennis. Best, Don

[@t1d100]

👍

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Appreciate you watching. Best, Don

[@greggsvintageworkshop8974]

Great stuff Don!

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Thank you Gregg. Gave me something different to do on a cool rainy day. Best, Don

[@tectalabyss]

Hello my friend. That's a cool circuit. As always I liked and shared. I hope others will do the same. All my very best.

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Many thanks Bobby. All the best. Don

[@PosthumanKindergarten]

that's quite cool

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Thank you, I appreciate it. Best, Don

[@PosthumanKindergarten]

@@RestoreOldRadios you welcome, i look for these original experiments, sadly the youtube algorithm doesn't seem to differentiate between original and new stuff and the usual or basic that we all saw 1000 times

[@DERB_Seymour_Indiana]

Seems to work fine Don. :)

[@RestoreOldRadios]

Thank you Doug. Hope this finds you doing well. Best, Don