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Vintage Electronics Illustrated Magazine Articles
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1959 |
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June |
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1960 |
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1961 |
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1962 |
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1969 |
People old and young enjoy waxing nostalgic about and learning some of the history of early electronics. Electronics Illustrated was published from 1958 to 1972.
All copyrights are hereby acknowledged.
- Electronic Brain
- Electronics-Themed Comics - Short Circuits
- Russian Spy Radio in U.S. Embassy - "The Thing"
- How to DX Satellites
- Electronics-Themed Comics: Short Circuits
- America's Own Marconi - Nathan B. Stubblefield
- Ferrites - The Mighty Midgets of Electronics
- The Great QSL Quarrel
- Don't Fry That Ham!
- The Real True Facts About Military Electronics Training and Subsequent Civilian Employment
- Race to Space
- Scatter Communications
- If It's Made in Japan - Is It Good?
- Radio Libertad - A REAL Mystery Station
- The Incredible Ovshinsky Affair
- A Tesla Coil
- The Grim Facts on Short-Wave Broadcasting
- Over and Out - Amateur Radio Comics
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