Crystal Radio--Making A Variometer (Remixed & Condensed)(4K)

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Published 2024-04-30
This is video is on how to build a variometer. For your convenience, I have remixed the original series of videos on making a variometer. I have removed dead-end ideas, things I repeated between individual videos, made corrections, etc. and put all the 9 videos in 1 shorter video.

No part of this video was made with AI.
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This is the series on how it was created:
Crystal Radio Variometer Pt6.1-- New Beta Version Works!
   • Crystal Radio Variometer Pt7-- New Be...  

Crystal Radio Variometer Pt 6 - Protoype Is Done! Will It Work?!?!
   • Crystal Radio Variometer Pt 6 - Proto...  

Crystal Radio Variometer Pt5 - Ball Is Done!
   • Crystal Radio - Variometer, Pt5 Ball ...  

Crystal Radio Variometer Pt4 - Better Yet!
   • Crystal Radio Variometer Pt4 - Better...  

Crystal Radio Variometer Pt3 - Design Improvements
   • Crystal Radio Variometer Pt3 - Design...  

Crystal Radio Variometer Pt2 - Winding The Ball
   • Crystal Radio Variometer Pt2 - Windin...  

Crystal Radio Variometer Pt1
   • Crystal Radio Variometer Pt1 (4K)  

I have the updated 3D printers files posted on line here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:6290893
www.printables.com/model/632114-crystal-radio-vari…

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CHAPTERS
00:00 Part 1 Introduction
03:50 Part 2 Coil Winding
08:13 Part 3 Ball Improvements
11:59 Part 4 Commutator Improvements
15:00 Part 5 Assemble the Ball & Shaft
22:09 Part 6 Concept Test w/ Temporary Commutator Brushes
24:32 Part 7 Test Full Size Unit w/ Final Commutator
28:00 Commutator Q&A
33:15 Part 8 Final Details & Completion

All Comments (7)
  • @duanecjohnson
    Carbon brushed can be obtained at your local auto parts store. They generally have a nice selection of alternator rotor brushes. Just pick out the ones you like. Generally, rotor brushed are fairly small. Better yet, they are easily carved into shape. AD0TJ
  • @bobhs1605
    Thank you as always for the great content
  • @Lechoslowianin
    It looks very aesthetic. It will probably work fine. However, it is time-consuming and difficult to perform
  • @clytle374
    Interesting, i have a 1920s Kellogg wavemaster radio that tunes with those
  • @franzliszt3195
    As its 3D printed, a screw type ridge could be incorporated so as to make winding easier? Also, since its is 3D printed, holes could be made, which I not sure of, decrease capacitance?
  • @franzliszt3195
    Nickel has a relative premeability of 100 of 300 pre the great wikipedia. I would think that would cause some problem, but not sure how. Any one?