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Making a VFO to Transmitter Matching Transformer 3 messages
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For an otherwise highly informative lecture on building toroidal un-un step up transformers I have a critque of Mr. Latta’s recommended wire tinning method. So let me talk about soldering electronics
For an otherwise highly informative lecture on building toroidal un-un step up transformers I have a critque of Mr. Latta’s recommended wire tinning method. So let me talk about soldering electronics
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Arden Allen
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An AWA Double Feature
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The AWA YouTube Channel has two new releases. The Mysteries of the Pi Network Explained: AWA member Greg Latta's crystal clear, formula free, intuitive explanation of the venerable Pi network. https:/
The AWA YouTube Channel has two new releases. The Mysteries of the Pi Network Explained: AWA member Greg Latta's crystal clear, formula free, intuitive explanation of the venerable Pi network. https:/
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Mark ~ AE2EA
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The Triple Triode Emerson Multivalve Vacuum Tube
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In March 1927, a company named the Emerson Radval Corporation of New York had what seemed like a great idea, putting three triodes in one tube. A tube with three sections could serve as a detector, os
In March 1927, a company named the Emerson Radval Corporation of New York had what seemed like a great idea, putting three triodes in one tube. A tube with three sections could serve as a detector, os
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Mark ~ AE2EA
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Hunting down QRM in 1926 - The Davis Troublefinder 10 messages
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Sure. My ears ain’t that accurate. I remember turning on the car radio, and there was no real single pole source. We drove for about 5 miles, and as long as we were near the power lines, there was thi
Sure. My ears ain’t that accurate. I remember turning on the car radio, and there was no real single pole source. We drove for about 5 miles, and as long as we were near the power lines, there was thi
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Duke And Rat
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Was this Electradyne the first mains powered receiver in the US? 2 messages
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The problem with lamp socket radios is you had to listen to the radio in the dark. Yuck, yuck... Arden
The problem with lamp socket radios is you had to listen to the radio in the dark. Yuck, yuck... Arden
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Arden Allen
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A quick look at the AWA Universal Battery Eliminator PCB 8 messages
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Arden & Bart, Thanks for your feedback on this. Mark
Arden & Bart, Thanks for your feedback on this. Mark
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Mark ~ AE2EA
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The Story Behind the Skandia Super 20A Receiver
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The Skandia Super 20A Receiver was sold in Sweden from 1940 to 1942, but Scandia was a retailer, not a manufacturer, so who made this radio? During the restoration of his Scandia Super 20, Robert Lozi
The Skandia Super 20A Receiver was sold in Sweden from 1940 to 1942, but Scandia was a retailer, not a manufacturer, so who made this radio? During the restoration of his Scandia Super 20, Robert Lozi
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Mark ~ AE2EA
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New Developments in Electronics in 1955 3 messages
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Good find Jon. I wonder if the WFLN broadcast ( and the original talk by Sarnoff ) just played selections from these recordings. Thanks.
Good find Jon. I wonder if the WFLN broadcast ( and the original talk by Sarnoff ) just played selections from these recordings. Thanks.
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Mark ~ AE2EA
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Off the Grid in the 1930s - Restoring Delco's First Radios
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The electrification of rural areas came slowly, but farmers wanted the benefits of electricity, and General Motors had a plan, the 32 volt direct current Delco-Light Plant, first offered in 1916. Thes
The electrification of rural areas came slowly, but farmers wanted the benefits of electricity, and General Motors had a plan, the 32 volt direct current Delco-Light Plant, first offered in 1916. Thes
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Mark ~ AE2EA
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AWA Classics - The Early Years of Amateur Radio
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In this AWA Classic video, AWA founder Bruce Kelley, W2ICE, explores the history and technology of early amateur radio in the days when spark transmitters and Alexanderson alternators were cutting edg
In this AWA Classic video, AWA founder Bruce Kelley, W2ICE, explores the history and technology of early amateur radio in the days when spark transmitters and Alexanderson alternators were cutting edg
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Mark ~ AE2EA
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A well made Lawrence M Cockaday radio that doesn't work well.
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Everything checks out, but this well made Lawrence M. Cockaday designed 1 tube receiver's performance was worse than a crystal set. It's not an obvious problem, and Robert Lozier speculates as to what
Everything checks out, but this well made Lawrence M. Cockaday designed 1 tube receiver's performance was worse than a crystal set. It's not an obvious problem, and Robert Lozier speculates as to what
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Mark ~ AE2EA
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DXing in England, 1933 - Aluminum disc recordings of US AM broadcast stations 2 messages
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Like some of my first SWL’ing. Not many lightning crashes. Must have been in the dead of Winter. Arden
Like some of my first SWL’ing. Not many lightning crashes. Must have been in the dead of Winter. Arden
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Arden Allen
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Radio Upcycling - A trash to treasure Glass Cased Radio 2 messages
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A great restoration by a Master Craftsman! And a nice video report thereof! Thanks, Mark. Bart ## --
A great restoration by a Master Craftsman! And a nice video report thereof! Thanks, Mark. Bart ## --
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Bart Lee
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Old hams never die, they just SK, was: [chrsbarm] Preserving a Piece of History: Voice of America Delano Relay DL-8 - Dennis Kidder W6DQ
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Follow up: this led me to seeing whether I could find the guy, Ted, who had administered my novice test, 50 years ago. I looked him up, and he and his wife are still at the same address. He is 93 now!
Follow up: this led me to seeing whether I could find the guy, Ted, who had administered my novice test, 50 years ago. I looked him up, and he and his wife are still at the same address. He is 93 now!
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Peter Fraser
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Preserving a Piece of History: Voice of America Delano Relay DL-8 - Dennis Kidder W6DQ 6 messages
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Great story. Does anyone know more about the VOA station in Dixon? I was contacted by a gentleman who was the son-in-law of an engineer who worked there for close to 40 years. His name was Ken Amass.
Great story. Does anyone know more about the VOA station in Dixon? I was contacted by a gentleman who was the son-in-law of an engineer who worked there for close to 40 years. His name was Ken Amass.
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Printing radios in the 1930s - John Sargrove's E.C.M.E. 2 messages
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The obvious 64 cent question is, what comes first, the technology (brainy stuff) or the market (customers)? I expect Virgin Galactic will go down in history alongside ECME. Arden
The obvious 64 cent question is, what comes first, the technology (brainy stuff) or the market (customers)? I expect Virgin Galactic will go down in history alongside ECME. Arden
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Arden Allen
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