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Science Fair
TM
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
PRICE: 50
ELECTRONIC PROJECT KIT #28-110
THREE TRANSISTOR SHORT WAVE RADIO
The air is literally full of radio signals from practically every country in the world. These
“short wave” signals are propagated through space and refracted back to earth by the
ionosphere to points many miles from the transmitter source. As a result, communications
services, international broadcasters, radio amateurs, and others depend on this “refraction” and
return to earth of short wave signals for long distance communications around the globe. Still, it
is difficult to believe that you will be receiving signals from far off places with only a three
transistor radio. A regenerative high gain detector with two stages of equally high gain audio
amplification provides enough audio drive for either a crystal earphone or any audio power
amplifier. Have fun “DX-ing” – distancing around the world!
Entire Contents Copyrighted 1968 by Radio Shack, A Tandy Corp, Co. Printed in U.S.A
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Summary

PARTS LIST

RECOMMENDED SUPPLIER LIST

Lists vendors for procuring components for the radio kit.

STEP-BY-STEP WIRING AND ASSEMBLY DIRECTIONS

OPERATIONS

ADDITIONAL COIL WINDING INFORMATION

POWER SUPPLY

AMPLIFIER CONNECTIONS

Science Fair 28-110 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Power Source9V Battery
Frequency Range (FM)88 - 108 MHz
TypeAM/FM Radio
Frequency Range (AM)530 kHz
SpeakerBuilt-in
AntennaTelescopic
TuningAnalog dial
Additional FeaturesHeadphone jack