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October 1947 QST
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October 1947 QST Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles from QST, published December 1915 - present (visit ARRL for info). All copyrights hereby acknowledged. |
October1947
Vol. XXXI, Number 10
| Exit Heterodyne QRM, by J. L. A. McLaughlin | 13 |
| The "Twin-Lamp" - The Poor Man's Standing-Wave Indicator, by Charles Wright | 22 |
| Element Spacing in 3-Element Beams, by Philip C. Erhorn, W2LAH | 37 |
| Come Aboard, OM! Radio Amateurs and the New Naval Reserve, by D. S. Wicks | 44 |
| Using Selenium Rectifiers, by Ralph Berkman, W7HWY | 50 |
| National Company Advertisement - Modulation | 75 |
| Sonnet of a Ham, by Ewell G. Pigg, W4KGD | 114 |
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