You have to be pretty clever to get resistor,capacitor,diode circuits to do anything super special, but if u have an oscillator supplied, I think then u should be able to do the rest of the machine with this.
Start off with a carbon print, then electroplate copper onto the surface of the carbon, with copper sulphate and some copper scrap. (So u dont need to sell your copper when you scrap it, just keep it to yourself!!)
Once uve plated the copper, then if its embossed where the diodes are, then u put it in a bowl of vinegar with the diodes poking into it, and then ull form the acetate and hydroxide where the electroplated copper particles are.
Then if u do a second one, without the rusting, you can press them together, and then u have diodes.
get the resistors via structure (skinnier and longer) (and maybe u dont copper plate on the resistors, you leave them as carbon.) + capacitors, your limited to a low amount of farads, but u could probably put some kind of glue down where the caps meet and press them together.
Then thats resistors, capacitors and diodes, all by yourself! And with an external oscillator, I know how to do an amplifier with it, but without that its not a complete solution by itself.
Start off with a carbon print, then electroplate copper onto the surface of the carbon, with copper sulphate and some copper scrap. (So u dont need to sell your copper when you scrap it, just keep it to yourself!!)
Once uve plated the copper, then if its embossed where the diodes are, then u put it in a bowl of vinegar with the diodes poking into it, and then ull form the acetate and hydroxide where the electroplated copper particles are.
Then if u do a second one, without the rusting, you can press them together, and then u have diodes.
get the resistors via structure (skinnier and longer) (and maybe u dont copper plate on the resistors, you leave them as carbon.) + capacitors, your limited to a low amount of farads, but u could probably put some kind of glue down where the caps meet and press them together.
Then thats resistors, capacitors and diodes, all by yourself! And with an external oscillator, I know how to do an amplifier with it, but without that its not a complete solution by itself.
