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Author Topic: How to Build and Operate a Miniature Home Broadcasting Station (1957)  (Read 68 times)

tybee

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I thought this was kind of neat, stumbled across it over at World Radio History site: THE BOYS' SECOND BOOK OF RADIO AND ELECTRONICS (1957) By Alfred Morgan

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN (Pages 254-268)
How to Build and Operate
a Miniature Home Broadcasting
Station

https://www.worldradiohistory.com/BOOKSHELF-ARH/Technology/The-Boys-Second-Book-of-Radio-and-Electronics-Morgan-1957.pdf

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Hey!!! Thatīs a cool find, since practically just about everything in that book can be applied today. Sure, you have more modern components today, like LEDīs, ICīs, FETīs & MOSFETīs, PIN Diodes, Varactor Diodes, and transformer-less 8 Ohm Speakers, etc.. That said, little, if nothing has changed in antenna ideas in that. I could have used this book in high school, and even when I was in college. So, COOL!!!!!
The best two statements of advice that I've ever gotten are from my brother-in-law in the early 1990's. 1st one, when I bought a used '89 Olds Cutless, my bro-in-law said, "Congratulations!!! You've just bought a deficit!". The other, was on a work environment, " No matter where you go, it's going to be f***'ed -up!". No truer words have been spoken.