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9A1CAL, Radio Club Medjimurje QTH

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Paula, 13 years old, responds by radio from Kangooroo Station to her teacher located in Alice Springs (570 km). "School of the Air" - Australia 1955

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A47RS, The Royal Omani Amateur Radio Society

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My HQ-140-X is the best buy I ever made. Its the receiver I recommend to my friends. Outstanding sensitivity and selectivity, with almost no frequency drift. ~ Fred J. Rescorl

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YL skillfully operates a ham radio transmitter in Southern California, circa 1948.

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EX9A Club Station

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Herman Freeder, a senior project engineer in Aviation Products, was talking to his brother in Sacramento, California. Back in his high school days, Herman became interested in electronics. He stuck with it and became a ham operator in 1940. Herman spends five to six hours a week speaking to fellow amateur operators throughout the world. He has made contact in 100 countries. Circle-News 1959

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W1HTJ Radio Station, Massachusetts circa 1957

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Thordarson Transmitter Guide, November 1938

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DJ9FK Shortwave Listening (SWL) 1958

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World Wide Telegraph Transmitter in Rugby, Warwickshire, 17 November 1930. The world's largest and most powerful wireless station. Originally constructed for wireless telegraphy and erected for strategic reasons, it could at a moment's notice broadcast a message so powerful that it would be picked up by almost every ship at sea. It has separate aerial systems pointing at the USA, Canada, South Africa, India and Australia.

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JA1QJI Antenna

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W2IMU Antenna

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A young woman’s concern for her parents' safety led two radio “hams” to her rescue and the first and strongest contact with Hattie-leveled Belize, British Honduras. 1961

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VHF National Field Day, circa 1970

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At the Children's Fair, the children voted for their favorite toys and the two members of the jury showed the first prizes: for the boys, a mechanical transistor radio set that can be assembled with a single screwdriver and for the girls, a small electric vacuum cleaner. junior, in Paris, France on November 13, 1958.

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At the Children's Fair, the children voted for their favorite toys and the two members of the jury showed the first prizes: for the boys, a mechanical transistor radio set that can be assembled with a single screwdriver and for the girls, a small electric vacuum cleaner. junior, in Paris, France on November 13, 1958.