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Transmitters

1930s Crystal Oscillator Transmitter #1

Gil Johnson, W1DZ, designed Crystal Controlled CW transmitter from the 1930s.  →

1930s Frankenstein Transmitter

This is the Ca. 1930 CW Transmitter in the NEWSM collection. We refer to it as the Frankenstein transmitter.  →

1930s George Grammer Designed TNT (Tuned-Not-Tuned) Transmitter #1

George Grammer designed Single Control CW transmitter based on the December 1929 article in QST magazine.  →

1930s George Grammer Designed TNT (Tuned-Not-Tuned) Transmitter #2

George Grammer designed Single Control CW transmitter based on the December 1929 article in QST magazine.  →

1930s George Grammer Designed TNT (Tuned-Not-Tuned) Transmitter #3

This is the third Ca. 1934 TNT CW Transmitter in the NEWSM collection. Please see the George Grammer Designed TNT (Tuned-Not-Tuned) Transmitter #1 for design details and reference material. This TNT Transmitter was made by an unknown home builder. As with TNT #1, it is built according to the plans in the December 1929 issue of … Continue reading "1930s George Grammer Designed TNT (Tuned-Not-Tuned) Transmitter #3"  →

1930s TPTG (Tuned-Plate Tuned-Grid) Transmitter #1

Tuned-Plate Tuned-Grid CW transmitter similar to the design in the December 1929 article in QST magazine.  →

1930s TPTG (Tuned-Plate Tuned-Grid) Transmitter #2

This is a Ca. 1930 TPTG CW Transmitter in the NEWSM collection.  →

Airplane Radio Telegraph Transmitting Set Box. Type BC-15A

Made for U. S. Army Signal Corps.  →

Bendix Transmitter T-100

Built for the U. S. Coast Guard.  →

E.F. Johnson Viking Ranger Transmitter

E. F. Johnson of Waseca, Minnesota made amateur radio transmitters and receivers in fully wired and kit form.  →

Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Field telephone model 1917

Made for the U. S. Army Signal Corps.  →

Mackay Radio & Telegraph Co., 123-B

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Radio Signal Corps Laboratories Radio receiver & transmitter BC-322

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RCA Radio Telegraph Transmitter, Model ET 8003

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Radio Telegraph Transmitter Model ET-8004

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RCA Model AVT-112-A aircraft transmitter

Similar artifact at the Smithsonian Institution Air & Space Museum →  →

Stromberg-Carlson portable wireless set

Made for the U. S. Army Signal Corps. In leather case, with key, sounder and space for batteries.  →

Western Electric Transmitter Receiver Type CW925

Short Range Radio Telephoning Set for 32 Volt DC supply consisting of:  →

US Army Signal Corps Transmitting Tuning Radio Transmitter

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US Army Signal Corps Transmitting Tuning Unit

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Marconi W. T. Sets field radio

In canvas case with carrying strap. With telephone-style handset.  →

Marconi W. T. Sets Forward Spark Mk. II transmitter

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Western Electric transmitter/receiver

Wood case, with key and headphone.  →

Westinghouse airplane wing-mounted spark generator

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