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This electrical line does NOT go through this "tree" anymore, it now runs parallel to the edge of the property = no interfering with my antenna!
I was doing so good getting rid of crap at the swap, the nooo, I had to buy a big ol transmitter. Fortunately girlfriend didn't kill me. Some sort of commercial VHF transmiiter, missing power supply and any sort of modulator. 5' light weight rack.
Based on various circuits I found on the net. Controls are:
Top left - antenna coupling
Bottom left - fine tuning
Centre - tuning
Top right - volume
Bottom right - regeneration
Baby Beamer
Baby Glisten
Soft, cuddly and huggable! Baby Blinkins are adorable, big eyed baby dolls with light-up floral antennaes and light-up bottoms. They light up at your touch - remove your hands and the light is gone."
"Let their love light shine!"
Blinkins were produced by LJN Toys in 1985-86. They were fairy-glowbug creatures who lived in Blinkin land who had small wings which lit up and glowed in rainbow colours when their bodies were squeezed. They each came with a pet or accessory and a butterfly comb.
Along with the small dolls Blinkins were large plush versions, playsets, accessories, books and videos.
A very big print! - 120% sized Evil Face planter - checkout - www.thingiverse.com/thing:21191
Printed using 42M of Glowbug Yellow - Glow-in-the-dark 3mm Filament from www.faberdashery.co.uk
Motorola lowband single channel receiver that was packaged for shipment by an absolute imbecile ebay seller.
Lucky I didn't lose the 6AQ5 through the hole!
I'm still playing with glowbugs.. =P Just want to keep practicing til I get it down pat... oh, and less layers..
Today I got a new dress. 4, actually and one cardigan thingy..
Top of the input tuned circuit coils. The capacitors are fixed, the slug tuned inductor is tuned for max grid drive on the band of interest
Close-up of the 1N4001 diode for the 2V filament supply which removes around 1V from the pair of D cells