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Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles from Short Wave Craft, published 1930 - 1936. All copyrights hereby acknowledged.

December 1931 / January 1932

Vol. II, No. 4

Planes Can Land in Fog! Thanks to Short Waves, by Lieut. Myron F. Eddy	249
How Are Shortwaves Propagated?, by F. Bödigheimer	266
How Many Microhenrys in That Coil?, by James K. Clapp	272
The Propagation of Short Waves, by Robert Meyer	274

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