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AM-FM-TV RF AMPLIFIER

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The circuit is a universal amplifier that can amplify any rf signal. You can use the BF194 or the BF198. Make sure you use coaxial cable.
AM-FM-TV RF AMPLIFIER



Parts: R1=22K R2=100K R3=18 R4=1.2K C1=470PF C2=470PF C3=1NF T= BF194 OR BF198


Datasheet file1: Click here to download BF194.pdf datasheet.


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