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Collins SC-101 Station Control
Collins SC-101 Station Control, Built by Collins Radio Company during the 1950s #collins #art
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“Righi Oscillator” spark-gap oscillator
“Righi Oscillator” spark-gap oscillator design developed by Italian physicist Augusto Righi in the late 19th century, notable for its use of four metal spheres arranged as a dipole resonator and antenna system. High-voltage pulses from an induction coil were applied to the outer spheres, producing
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Mobile Radio Broadcasting, circa 1928
#mobile #radio
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SP2BUW Antenna
#rf #antenna
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Paul Dow
Around 1942, Paul Dow began manufacturing Morse bugs in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Paul Dow believed operators deserved something more comfortable and adjustable. His first major design became known as the “Bent Key,” a distinctive semi-automatic bug with its frame mounted at an angle to provid
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Radio Astronomers at the United States
In 1956, radio astronomers at the United States Naval Research Laboratory, led by Cornell H. Mayer, aimed a radio telescope toward Venus and detected microwave emissions at a wavelength of 3.15 centimeters. The signals revealed something astonishing: Venus appeared to have a source temperature near
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Van Nuys Junior High Amateur Radio Club
Van Nuys Junior High Amateur Radio Club, circa 1954 #highschool #club
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DL1FL Radio Station, circa 1969
#radioafionado #radiooperator
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PA3DZL Earth-Moon-Earth (EME) Antenna
#eme #moonbounce
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G6YL Radio Station
#radio #radiostation
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PY5DC Antenna
#antena #antenas
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Ipswich Scout Hall, circa 1962
#radio #scout
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The spark-gap transmitter
Before voice, before continuous wave, there was the spark. The spark-gap transmitter was the very first practical radio transmitter—the raw, crackling beginning of wireless communication. Instead of producing a smooth signal like modern radios, it worked by generating bursts of energy—brief, damped
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General Electric Radio Station 1920s
Testing a row of mercury vapor tubes in a 15,000 volt 3-phase rectifier. General Electric Radio Station 1920s #electric #tubes
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DK6QI Antenna
#radio afionado #antenna
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JA1IAM – Home-built shack 1961
#japon #radioafionado
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Antenna, Tagawa City in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan
#japon #antena
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Haverfordwest Amateur Radio Society (H.A.R.S.)
#amateurradio #club
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SP3TYF Antenna
#antenna #radioaficionado
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