R1 may be 10k and R2 100k. The transistor can be the BC548 and instead of the small lamp we can use a series LED with a 1k resistor. D1 is germanium and C1 is 10 nF. C2 can be 47 nF.
This amplifier was found in a Japanese publication in 1972. Transistors are uncommon today, and...
The current of this source is 200 mA at the most, and the output depends on the zener that may...
Found in Mallory documentation from 1968 this circuit uses an integrated circuit from that time. The...