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January 1947 Radio-Craft Table of Contents
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January 1947 Radio-Craft
[Table of Contents]
Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics.
See articles from Radio-Craft,
published 1929 - 1953. All copyrights are hereby acknowledged.
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January 1947
Vol. XVIII, No. 4
de Forest -
Father of Radio, by Hugo Gernsback |
17 |
How the Audion
Was Invented, by Lee de Forest |
19 |
Birth of the Audion,
by Frank E. Butler |
22 |
How Audions
Were Built, by Gerald F. J. Tyne |
27 |
Three Anecdotes
of the Audion's Early Days |
31 |
de Forest and the
Navy, by George H. Clark |
32 |
An Early
Radiophone |
36 |
First Radio Association: Wireless Association of America |
37 |
First Phone
Broadcast, by Frank E. Butler |
38 |
Radio Inventions of Lee de Forest, by Fred Shunaman |
41 |
de Forest the
Inventor, by |
46 |
Antenna
Principles - Part II |
72 |
Radio Data Sheet Zenith Radio Models 8H032, 8H033, 8H050, 8H052, 8H061 |
84 |
Radio
Terms Illustrated |
90, 133, 140, 143 |

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