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- Tyne is Always Worth Repeating
Gerald Tyne gave an AWA conference presentation on October 9th, 1965 in Mason, Ohio, called “Rare Tubes: How to Recognize Them, and Why They are Rare” at what is now called “The Voice of America Museum” now located in West Chester, Ohio.. In 1993, in the AWA Review Vol. 8, Jerry Vanicek and Ludwell Sibley… - WICONY Bulletin # 1
I have the original Wireless Improvement Companies first bulletin. There may be some interest in viewing it’s contents. - Frank Polkinghorn on Early Radio History
I have the Frank Polkinghorn articles in another post but thought they deserve to have a standalone presentation. The first article is actually 2 in one, 10 pages, initiated by Jane Morgan wife of Robert Morgan, a mechanical engineer in Menlo Park, California. Jane’s goal was to bring to the for front “The Men Who… - Principals Underlying Radio Communication
This is the first edition of the US Signal Corps, a division of the US Army, released on December, 1918 that is named principals Underlying Radio Communication. It has much great information on early wireless communication and is worth the read. There is a second edition, 1921, that has a bit more modern look at… - British Radio & Valve Eye Candy
My son recently visited Scotland and found this small wireless museum in Kirkwall in the Orkney islands and took these 4 pictures. Orkney is group of islands situated north of the Scottish mainland in the North Sea. The museum is maintained by a group of wireless enthusiasts and collectors and the city of Kirkwall. The…