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May 1946 Radio-Craft
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May 1946 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.

May 1946

Vol. XVIII, No. 8

Bell Telephone Laboratories - Phased Array Anetnna	526
Editorial: Radio Industry Unfair?, by Hugo Gernsback	529
Radio-Electronics Monthly Review	530
The RCA Antennalyzer	536
FM Carrier Stabilization, by I. Queen	537
Electronics-Themed Comic: Radio Term Illustrated	544, 569
RCA Victor Models 54B1, 54B-N, 54B2, 54B3 Radio Data Sheet 335	547
Civilian Radio Jobs Wanted - Free Want-Ad Service	576
Plug-Ugly Eliminator, by Maurice A. Kay	580

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