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Title
Receiver for first amateur radio in the world by Einar Dessau
Contributing Institution
History San Jose Research Library
Collection
History San Jose Online Catalog
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Description
"Poulsen Valdimar. Photo. No. 1." "Receiver for first amateur radio in the world, using galena chrystal and graphite point. On right, experimental model (1909). Attempting to make four lead vacuum tube for transmitting." Caption by Douglas Perham, part of a series of pictures from an exhibition regarding "the first amateur station in the world, by Einar Dessau, in Copenhagen, Denmark, in 1907."
Type
image
Format
Black & White
Identifier
99101557-8540-47D9-9C32-366480238000
2003-37-178
Subject
Federal Telegraph Company
Poulsen arc transmitter
Amateur radio stations--History (LCSH)
Radio--Receivers and reception (LCSH)
Radio--Transmitters and transmission (LCSH)
Vacuum-tubes (LCSH)
Galena (LCSH)
Crystal sets (Radio) (LCSH)
Dessau, Einar

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