How can picked up FM noise be demodulated?
Russian Radio Amateur Vladimir Polyakov (RA3AAE) has documented his reception of local FM radio stations on his portable crystal radio, intended for receiving local AM radio stations, without a tuned circuit.

'The very possibility of receiving VHF FM detector was discovered accidentally. One day I was walking in the Terletskiy park in Moscow, Novogireevo, I decided to listen to the broadcast - I had a simple crystal set without resonant tank (this circuit is described in the "Radio", 2001, N 1, Fig. 3). The receiver had a telescopic antenna with length of about 1.4 m. Wonder whether it is possible to receive radio broadcast with this short antenna? It was possible to hear, but weakly, simultaneous operation of two stations. But what is surprised me is the volume of receiving was rise and fall periodically almost to zero after every 5...7 m, and it was different for each radio station!

It is known that in the LW and MW bands, where the wavelengths are hundreds of meters, it is impossible. I had to stop at the point of receive with maximum volume of one of the stations and listen attentively. It turned out - this is "Radio Nostalgie", 100.5 MHz, broadcasting from the near city Balashikha. There were no line of sight between antennas. How does the FM transmission could be received by using the AM detector? Further calculations and experiments shows that it is quite possible and is not depends on the receiver.'

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