A Takeaway From My First Radio Transmitter

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J #11 Jonathan Lopez {2021-03-16}    2367
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
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Hello Mr. Castillo, I came across your website. I don't remember you doing websites before. I guess you learned it just recently. I moved to Las Vegas with my cousin who was also a graduate of Sam High School. Glad to know you are doing websites now. Thanks for you teaching us electricity by way of the house project. I learned to install lights and switches in the house saving us money. LOL.👍🏻❤️😂
N #12 Norma Lopez {2021-03-14}    2363
Location: Jesrsey City
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HI, Mr. Castillo, I remember the light transmitter you demonstrated in our class in physics. You tried to encourage us to take the challenge of assembling it for the science week project. Too bad none of us dared to accept the challenge. I thought it was too difficult for me. But it was a very interesting demonstration of how light could be used to transmit music by, to use your own words 'making music ride in the light'. I forgot the term you used for that. LOL. 😂 Anyway, congratulations on you website. I am impressed.👍🏻
H #13 Henry Castro {2021-02-21}    2324
Location: Houston, Texas
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I actually assembled an FM transmitter from a kit I got from Fry's Electronics. I has so much fun, Mr. Castillo. Just a FYI.😀👌
H #14 Hector Rama {2021-02-20}    2315
Location: Houston, Texas
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Hi Lolo.
H #15 Hector Rama {2021-02-20}    2314
Location: Houston, Texas
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Hi Lolo.
E #16 Edwin Yap {2021-02-14}    2301
Location: Kissimmee, FL
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Our electronics club in school helped me prepare for the electronics and communications engineering that I pursued. Thank so much, Mr. Castillo. You are an awesome teacher.
J #17 Julio Santos {2021-02-06}    2295
Location: Dallas
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I still have my radio I built from a kit I bought when I was a teenager many years back.👌👌👌
A #18 Arturo Menchavez {2021-02-06}    2293
Location: Jersey City
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I also built a transistor radio from a kit I bought at Radio Shack.
J #19 John Ramirez {2021-01-29}    2239
Location: Houston
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I remember the light music transmitter project that you showed us in our physics class. I wished we had that for our mandatory project in addition to the houselighting one from which i learned how install bulbs and switches in the house. A good one Mr. Castillo.
m #20 manuel yaphockun {2020-11-11}    1097
Location: gen. santos city philippines
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like history repeating itself...i still remember assembling a superheterodyne radio when i joined the electronics club.. in 1974 i guess..you were the instructor...i think i still have it somewhere...it encourage me to take up electrical engineering.and..i guess the rest is history

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