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Vintage ARRA Attenuator Advertisement in Microwaves & RF Magazine
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The inventions and products featured on these pages were chosen either for their uniqueness in the RF engineering realm, or are simply awesome (or ridiculous) enough to warrant an appearance.
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Take a look at these
ARRA (Antenna & Radome Research Associates)
attenuator advertisements that
appeared in the September and October 2018 issues of Microwaves & RF
magazine. It is reminiscent of something of something you might have seen in the 1960's
through 1980's. That might not have been the intention, but seeing it sure triggered
my nostalgia mechanism. Even the tag line, "When it comes to attenuators, nobody
- but nobody - can fill our shoes,"
idiom, being
somewhat dated, conjures up memories of vintage company slogans. Of course the black
and white motif feeds the perception. Maybe I'm wrong, but if it appeals to me for
any reason, the ad designers have done their job.
About ARRA
ARRA, Inc., has been designing and manufacturing RF and microwave attenuators, directional couplers, power dividers and combiners, line stretchers, phase shifters, and terminations for coaxial and waveguide transmission systems.
Contact
ARRA, Inc.
15 Harold Court
Bayshore, NY 11706
Phone: 1-631-231-8400
E-mail: sales@arra.com
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