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July 1936 Radio-Craft
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July 1936 Radio-Craft

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Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles from Radio-Craft, published 1929 - 1953. All copyrights are hereby acknowledged.

 

July 1936

Vol. VIII, No. 1

 

Zeppelin Radio Equipment 6
Sending Pictures by Telephone, by Andrew Halbran 8
International Kadette Model 400 4-Tube Battery-Operated Superhet. Radio Service Data Sheet 32
RCA Victor Model 5M 5-Tube Auto Superhet. Receiver Radio Service Data Sheet 32
RCA Victor Portable Table Electrola Model R-95 Radio Service Data Sheet 34
Atwater Kent Model 305Z 5-Tube 32 V. D.C. Superhet Radio Service Data Sheet 34
Kadette Jewel Model 40 Chassis 3-Tube Ultra-Midget Receivers Models 41, 43, 44 and 48 Radio Service Data Sheet 35
General Electric Model N-60 6-Tube Auto Superheterodyne Radio Service Data Sheet 35

 

July 1936 Radio Craft Table of Contents - RF Cafe

 

 

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