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September 1962 Radio-Electronics
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Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics.
See articles from Radio-Electronics,
published 1930-1988. All copyrights hereby acknowledged.
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According to common
advertisements seen in electronics and mechanics type magazines in the 1940s,
'50s, '60s, the two best ways to get the woman of your dreams is by ordering a
Charles Atlas body building course, or, at least according to these Precision
Apparatus Company promos, becoming an electronics technician. Whether it be
Hogarth in
a World War II
Echophone ad or Pete in this Precision Apparatus Company ad, it seems
techies get the girls. It appeared in a 1962 issue of Radio-Electronics
magazine. I don't know at what point nerds began being shunned by the babes
rather than being wowed by them. Here's another
Precision
Apparatus Company advertisement asserting the same message. Maybe at some
point the tables will turn again.
Precision Apparatus Company Test Equipment Ad
 Another Precision Service Tip for You.
"It's an Open and Short Case"
Free Service Bulletin:
Servicemen: Find out the score on time-saving service tips with the Precision
IC-60.* Write for Bulletin #101. It's Free!
Precision Apparatus Co. Inc.
70-31 84 St. Glendale 27, New York
All Precision Test Equipment Guaranteed for One Full Year
* $32.95. Also available in kit form as Paco Model C-25: $19.95.
Posted August 7, 2024
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