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From: wa2sff@cbnewsh.ATT.COM (joseph.e.wilkes)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics,rec.ham-radio
Subject: Re: Desperately seeking device/plans for VHF FM audio receiver (Please, somebody help me!)
Keywords: VHF, receiver
Message-ID: <7003@cbnewsh.ATT.COM>
Date: 3 Jan 90 13:21:44 GMT
References: <37577@apple.Apple.COM>
Organization: AT&T Bell Laboratories
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In article <37577@apple.Apple.COM>, tedi@Apple.COM (Ted Ives) writes:
>  I am a hobbiest desperately seeking information on how to
> obtain or build a tiny portable VHF FM audio receiver.  In my
>...
> Here are my specs: 
> *  Freq Range: 150Mhz-216Mhz
> *  Signal: FM audio (mono) 80Khz-20Khz (or as good as possible)
> *  FM Modulation: +/- 15Khz
> *  Dimensions: Smaller than a deck of cards
> *  Power requirements: Able to run 2-4 hours on small batteries
>   
>  I will need to tune to any one of 5 or so frequencies which I
> already know.  Therefore, the device should be crystal
> ...




Try Hamtronics, Inc. 65 Moul Road, Hilton NY 14468-9535.
Tel 716-392-9430.

They have a receiver kit for $139; its size is 3 7/16 by 4,
not quite the size of a deck of cards but still small.

Joe Wilkes
att!hound!wa2sff