How Do You Build A Crystal Radio Circuit?
Build a radio that needs no artificial power source. You use the natural power of radio waves to power your radio, and you can easily construct your own homemade radio in your home, office or backyard. Challenge yourself to pick up weak signals with the simplicity of your homemade crystal radio circuit. With just a few handmade parts, create your power-source free radio and erect an antenna to power your radio and receive radio wave signals. Step 1 Turn your cylinder container so that the open side is facing you. You can use a poster holder, paper coffee tube, oatmeal container or other nonmetallic tube for this.Poke two holes in the container about 1/2 inch down the length. Insert your wire through the right hole. Run the wire back through the left hole. Allow at least 1 foot of wire to protrude from the side of the cylinder container. Step 2 Tape the inner wiring to the inside of the cylinder container with electric tape. Wrap the protruding wire around the cylinder container five ti
Build a radio that needs no artificial power source. You use the natural power of radio waves to power your radio, and you can easily construct your own homemade radio in your home, office or backyard. Challenge yourself to pick up weak signals with the simplicity of your homemade crystal radio circuit. With just a few handmade parts, create your power-source free radio and erect an antenna to power your radio and receive radio wave signals. Turn your cylinder container so that the open side is facing you. You can use a poster holder, paper coffee tube, oatmeal container or other nonmetallic tube for this.Poke two holes in the container about 1/2 inch down the length. Insert your wire through the right hole. Run the wire back through the left hole. Allow at least 1 foot of wire to protrude from the side of the cylinder container. Tape the inner wiring to the inside of the cylinder container with electric tape. Wrap the protruding wire around the cylinder container five times. Carefully
