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October 1960 Electronics World
Table of Contents
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October 1960 Electronics World  Table of Contents
Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles from Electronics World, published May 1959 - December 1971. All copyrights hereby acknowledged. |
October 1960
Vol. 64, No. 4
| World-Wide TV and Phone Calls Via Satellite! | 4 |
| ... For the Record: The Soaring Sixties, by W.A. Stocklin | 6 |
| Channel Master Antennas | 10 |
| Channel Master 6515 "Super Fringe" Radio | 13 |
| Channel Master Vacuum Tubes | 19 |
| Channel Master Contact Cleaner | 26 |
| Music Power Rating - Help Or Hindrance? Norman H. Crowhurst | 35 |
| Compactrons: Advance in Tube Design, by Philip E. Hatfield | 48 |
| Mac's Service Shop: Technician or Consulting Engineer?, by John T. Frye | 50 |
| Class A Transistor Power-Output Circuits, by Walter H. Buchsbaum | 55 |
| Ham Radio Earth-Moon-Earth Contact | 94 |
| Electronic Terminology Crossword Puzzle, by John J. Gill | 98 |
| Wayward Capacitor Woes, by Allan F. Kinckiner | 134 |
| Fuses Are Not for Confusion, by George D. Philpott | 140 |
| Channel Master Antennas, Radios, Tubes, Contact Shield |
Posted February 6, 2014
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