John L. Reinartz, receiver from Radioamater magazine 1925 - UK Vintage Radio Repair and Restoration Discussion Forum

yan_sk1 · 3rd Jan 2022, 6:44 pm

All the best and good luck in the new year!
How do I turn an "All Concert" reciever into a modern receiver? Use Reinartz feedback. Although the AM in the Czech Republic ended on December 31, 2021, I was inspired by instructions from the Radioamater Czechoslovakia magazine from 1925.
Jan
https://youtu.be/_bh7mDT2WbY

G6Tanuki · 3rd Jan 2022, 6:54 pm

What a beautiful-looking receiver.

It's not just a piece of technical equipment, it truly is a work of art!

yan_sk1 · 3rd Jan 2022, 7:08 pm

Thank you for your comment
Jan

Cruisin Marine · 3rd Jan 2022, 8:22 pm

That is one of the most beautiful receivers I have ever seen- look after it well!

Herald1360 · 3rd Jan 2022, 8:35 pm

It's certainly a looker!

To answer your original question, I'd suggest a signal source, be it FM or digital, modulating a low power MW AM transmitter!

sentinel040 · 3rd Jan 2022, 8:49 pm

That really is a work of art!

joebog1 · 3rd Jan 2022, 11:31 pm

Just as everybody else has said, superb work of art.

Joe

Vintage_RC · 4th Jan 2022, 11:16 am

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Originally Posted by yan_sk1

All the best and good luck in the new year!
How do I turn an "All Concert" reciever into a modern receiver? Use Reinartz feedback. Although the AM in the Czech Republic ended on December 31, 2021, I was inspired by instructions from the Radioamater Czechoslovakia magazine from 1925.
Jan
https://youtu.be/_bh7mDT2WbY

As others have said, a superb looking receiver. A suitable way of getting an AM signal would be to construct a MiniMod as many have done on this forum. This would enable you to transmit audio from, for example, an mp3 player or FM radio at low power on the Medium Wave at around 1MHz. A search of this forum will give you all you need to know about MiniMod. I have attached two photos of my MiniMod project which combines a MiniMod with an FM radio from Banggood.

yan_sk1 · 4th Jan 2022, 12:53 pm

thank you for your comment
Jan

yan_sk1 · 4th Jan 2022, 12:55 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vintage_RC

Quote:

Originally Posted by yan_sk1

All the best and good luck in the new year!
How do I turn an "All Concert" reciever into a modern receiver? Use Reinartz feedback. Although the AM in the Czech Republic ended on December 31, 2021, I was inspired by instructions from the Radioamater Czechoslovakia magazine from 1925.
Jan
https://youtu.be/_bh7mDT2WbY

As others have said, a superb looking receiver. A suitable way of getting an AM signal would be to construct a MiniMod as many have done on this forum. This would enable you to transmit audio from, for example, an mp3 player or FM radio at low power on the Medium Wave at around 1MHz. A search of this forum will give you all you need to know about MiniMod. I have attached two photos of my MiniMod project which combines a MiniMod with an FM radio from Banggood.

Thank you for the offered help, I already counted on it a bit and I made this Transmitter AM MW
https://youtu.be/-nEzVMT6eRk

yan_sk1 · 4th Jan 2022, 12:57 pm

Thank you to all colleagues for the recognition, I appreciate it
Jan

3rd Jan 2022, 6:44 pm	#1
yan_sk1 Triode Join Date: Mar 2021 Location: Ostrava, Czech Republic. Posts: 35	John L. Reinartz, receiver from Radioamater magazine 1925 All the best and good luck in the new year! How do I turn an "All Concert" reciever into a modern receiver? Use Reinartz feedback. Although the AM in the Czech Republic ended on December 31, 2021, I was inspired by instructions from the Radioamater Czechoslovakia magazine from 1925. Jan https://youtu.be/_bh7mDT2WbY Attached Thumbnails

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3rd Jan 2022, 7:08 pm	#3
yan_sk1 Triode Join Date: Mar 2021 Location: Ostrava, Czech Republic. Posts: 35	Re: John L. Reinartz, reciever from Radioamater magazine 1925 Thank you for your comment Jan

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Cruisin Marine Octode Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: Worthing, West Sussex, UK. Posts: 1,002	Re: John L. Reinartz, receiver from Radioamater magazine 1925 That is one of the most beautiful receivers I have ever seen- look after it well!

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sentinel040 Hexode Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Near Lichfield, Staffordshire, UK, most of the time and Crystal Palace, S London, some of the time.. Posts: 330	Re: John L. Reinartz, receiver from Radioamater magazine 1925 That really is a work of art!

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joebog1 Banned Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Mareeba, North Queensland, Australia Posts: 2,704	Re: John L. Reinartz, receiver from Radioamater magazine 1925 Just as everybody else has said, superb work of art. Joe

4th Jan 2022, 12:53 pm	#9
yan_sk1 Triode Join Date: Mar 2021 Location: Ostrava, Czech Republic. Posts: 35	Re: John L. Reinartz, receiver from Radioamater magazine 1925 thank you for your comment Jan

4th Jan 2022, 12:57 pm	#11
yan_sk1 Triode Join Date: Mar 2021 Location: Ostrava, Czech Republic. Posts: 35	Re: John L. Reinartz, receiver from Radioamater magazine 1925 Thank you to all colleagues for the recognition, I appreciate it Jan