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How to make a AM Radio Transmitter

162,214 views November 1, 2017 11:36

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Learn how to make a AM Radio Transmitter with a hands-on Keystone Science build.
This is for curious builders who want to understand how signals move through circuits, air, light, and a few suspiciously improvised parts.

Hey, I'm Nate Stone. In this video, we dig into a AM Radio Transmitter through a real Keystone Science project. The goal is not just to show the finished thing. It is to make the idea feel understandable, buildable, and a little more alive than it looked before. I walk through the setup, the useful parts of the build, and the science hiding inside the result. If you are here for parts, buy links, diagrams, follow-up notes, or a cleaner project writeup, use the project page below.

Project page: keystonescience.com/keystonescience/projects/O3…
Parts, buy links, build notes, safety context, diagrams, and extra resources will live there as this archive gets filled in.

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00:00 What we are making
03:42 The idea starts working
07:52 What to notice

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#Electronics #Radio #Science

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Keystone Science published this 11:36 video tutorial on November 1, 2017. It has been watched 162,214 times on YouTube.

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