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Collins 75A-4 Communications Receiver

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Arizona Outlaws Contest Club

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Don Schmidt at his home radio station in Strongsville, Ohio. From stations like this, radio amateurs could talk with people across the country and around the world. In late 1970s

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"DX-Mobil" VW T3

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Bangor and District Amateur Radio Society, circa 1980

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The Ashtabula (Ohio) Amateur Radio Club, circa 1960

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UT3XT Field Radio Operation

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Harlow and District Amateur Radio Society - HADARS, circa 1960s

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W4BUW Field Day, circa 1968

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W5GFR Station. Fort Polk, La, circa 1969

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US soldiers practicing Morse code at a signal office, Caserta, Italy, 1944

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The Collins 30S-1 Linear Amplifier

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Henry 3K-Classic-8877

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Hammarlund HQ180

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Eddstone & KW Collection - G3ZDQ Radio Shack, circa 2002

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EA1BNF Antenna

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Collins SC-101 Station Control, Built by Collins Radio Company during the 1950s

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“Righi Oscillator” spark-gap oscillator design developed by Italian physicist Augusto Righi in the late 19th century, notable for its use of four metal spheres arranged as a dipole resonator and antenna system.
Righi Oscillator 1895 Working replica by Mario Del Rosario I6DRZ

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I2GPG Antenna

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Mobile Radio Broadcasting, circa 1928