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"Here goes," Elias whispered.

He began to scavenge. The project called for a 1T4 tube for the detector and a 3V4 for the audio output. He didn't have new tubes, but he had "The Graveyard"—a shelf of gutted television sets and ancient radios from estate sales. He pulled a dusty Philco chassis from the pile. It was a gold mine. Radio Receiver Projects You Can Build By Homer L Davidson

Homer L. Davidson frequently noted that a simple crystal radio or a high-gain transistor radio will work when the grid goes down. No electricity. No Wi-Fi. Just a long wire and the ionosphere. Further learning resources "Here goes," Elias whispered

The book is structured to guide users from simple concepts to complex engineering: Further learning resources "Here goes