Facilities
48 Years Old and Still a Flamethrower
HF broadcasting lives on at VOA’s Greenville station
Roots of Radio
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We Help Move Time Through the Air
The author is manager of National Institute of Standards and Technology radio stations WWV/WWVH/WWVB....
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QSLs Are a Portal to the Past
To leaf through the CPRV collection is to see radio history pass before your...
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Distance Made the Ear Grow Fonder
Readers enjoyed our story about an early love affair
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They Put the Juice in Powerful Radio
We conclude our look at the evolution of broadcast transmitter power supplies
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There I Was at the Greek Festival …
Recollections from more than 30 years of radio remotes
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How Transmitter Power Supplies Evolved
How you gonna put ’em on the air when there’s no DC?
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‘American Radio Networks’ Disappoints
Book about their history comes up short on the technical arrangements
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Library of Congress Receives Its Largest Audio Gift
Universal Music Group donates 200,000 master tapes/discs
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W6XBE at the Golden Gate Exposition, 1939
Station broadcast to Europe and South America from the Electricity and Communications Building in...
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Taipei Celebrates Radio History
Radio archives part of exhibition marking 100 years of the Republic of China
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Gates FM-10H3 Returns to Action
Engineers at WAWZ in New Jersey bring mothballed transmitter back to life
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A Workplace for the Radio Gods
No transmitter building is complete without its own mural
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Listen in on 42.8 MHz Saturday
Armstrong buffs salute the 75th anniversary of FM demo
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Red Cross Radio Archives Opened
Release marks World Day for Audiovisual Heritage and start of five-year preservation project
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‘There I Was, at the County Fair …’
Radio veterans share memories of remotes in the good ol’ days
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Armstrong Wasn’t the Only One
Who invented FM? Gary L. Frost offers a fresh exploration
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Audio Innovators Recall Emil Torick
He's best known for the Audimax, though his work ranged well beyond
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Riding Gain at WMAQ
First in a series of radio historical photos from the collection of John Schneider
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Charlie Goodrich, Engineer Extraordinaire
Former DOE of McMartin Industries still builds and repairs transmitters after all these years
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Eddie Fritts, Hal Jackson and Norman Corwin Are Named ‘Giants’
Library’s latest salute also includes Dick Clark and other broadcast biggies
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George Marti Receives Lifetime Achievement Honor
Broadcasters in his state salute his special accomplishments
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I Remember the Power of Nighttime Radio
After the sun set, how wonderful it was to experience the magic of skywave...
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For AM DXers, the Romance Lives On
QSLs might be via e-mail and audio clips, but their hobby survives
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The ‘Inside-Out’ Antenna Installation
How WTOP wound up with an unusual FM antenna configuration
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Voice From Home: Broadcasting in Vietnam
It was a war, yet service personnel tried to keep their sense of humor
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In 1941, Stations Confronted ‘Moving Day’
Many had to give up their accustomed places on the dial
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A Life Dedicated to Shortwave Radio
A chat with George Woodard, transmitter designer and international broadcast engineer
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Appreciation Runs Deep for Jingle Man
For Tom Merriman, the Key to Good Jingles Remains 'That Human Quality'
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When the Federal Government Stepped In
Though the FCC Was Created in 1934, Roots of Radio Regulation Go Deeper
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From Pinkeltje to Ubiquity: CD Turns 30
IEEE Salutes the Compact Disc on the Anniversary of the Prototype’s Debut
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Friends of OTR Pay Tribute to Golden Age
Annual Convention Attracts Hobbyists, Nostalgic Collectors and Voices From the Past
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A Sequel to the Philadelphia Story
We Learn More About a Historically Fascinating Transmitter From Philadelphia
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The Story of Bootleg Radio 1610
My Adventure With AM Radio and Encounter With the FCC 48 Years Ago
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Fessenden — The Next Chapter
Efforts to Corroborate the Legendary Story Also Came Up Empty 52 Years Ago
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A Look Back at Serrasoid Modulation
Educator Says the Format, Developed in the '40s, Can Be Seen as a Harbinger
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Goat Gland Man Has Enduring Appeal
Though His Remains Are Safely Entombed in Memphis, Dr. Brinkley's Legend Lives on
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A Heritage Project for DR Archives
In Denmark, a Big Radio Organization Embarks on an Ambitious Preservation Job