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VOL. 53                                     October 2012                                       NO. 4

SELECTED DEPARTMENTS and NEWS
  Go There!Meet Our Staff Go There!Classified Ads
  Go There!At The Museum Go There!Visit the Museum Store
  Go There!Meets and Meetings   


View This Article!Annual Conference Awards Report  by Staff
View This Article!Convention Candids  by Staff
View This Article!Auction Report  by Staff

FEATURE ARTICLES
Formative Years at Stuyvesant High  by Leon Hillman, W2JXJ
     Fond Memories of Inspirational Teachers
The Crosley 'Fiver,' an AWA Auction Find  by Bill Hopkins, AA2YV
     Bringing back beauty and function to a neglected table radio.
Fitting a Radio to a 1930s Vehicle  by Ben Kittredge, WA1PBR
     Ingenious designs shoehorned bulky electronics into crowded spaces.
iPhones, Radios, and World War II—Part 1.  by Thomas J. Warnagiris, K3GSY
     The ancestors of the cel phone were “portables” that could barely be moved.
View This Article!A Regulated Adjustable Power Supply for Directly Heated Vacuum Tubes  by William M. Hurni, W3HWT
     Fire up those 01-As with a few inexpensive parts and a junk box 'wall wart.'

COLUMNS
View This Article!Membership News  by Staff
View This Article!At The Museum  by Bruce D. Roloson, W2BDR and Ron Roach
The Vacuum Tube  by Ludwell A. Sibley
     The Search For 'Low B+' — Part 1
View This Article!Key and Telegraph   by John Casale, W2NI
     William H. Phelps — In His Brother's Footsteps
New Books and Literature  by Eric P. Wenaas
Recent Radio, TV and Entertainment Obituaries  by Charles S. Griffen, W1GYR
Radio Rehab 101  by Richard A. Parks
     Restoring a Silvertone Farm Radio
Television  by Richard Brewster
     An interview With Howard C. Lawrence -– Television Engineer: Part 2
Radio Ramblings  by Jim Cook, W0OXX
     Carrier Current Radio at the University of Kansas
Radio Reproducers  by Buford Chidester
     The Western Electric Cone Speaker Family
Equipment Restoration  by Dan Merz
     Restoring a Federal Jr. Crystal Set
Transmitters  by Bruce J. Howes, W1UJR
     A '1928' Push-Pull Tuned Plate-Tuned Grid 80 Metre Amateur Transmitter
     By Louis Vermond, VE3BDV/VE3AWA
The Communications Receiver  by Barry Williams, KD5VC
     The National AGS

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