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August 6th 08, 11:41 AM
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The Strange True Story of a Radio Station's Transmitter in New York State
In article , "Walter Maxwell"
wrote: Do really believe that there was a transmitter in the 1920's that could deliver 500 kw?. The first station that could come up with that amount of power was in the 1930's,W8XO, the experimental station of Powell Crosley, that became WLW again when the experimental period was over. Hello, and I grew up in Cincinnati where Crosley might well be regarded as Cincinnati's equivalent to Pittsburgh's G. Westinghouse. Don't know if Cincy had a Tesla, though ;-) The operations of WLW over the years are well documented in technical journals and newspapers so I would ask of the OP what is his information source(s). Sibncerely, John Wood (Code 5550) e-mail: Naval Research Laboratory 4555 Overlook Avenue, SW Washington, DC 20375-5337 |
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