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In article , "Capt. Blackflag"
writes: The first issue of 73 was published in October 1960 from what Green --a former editor of CQ--once described as "a small, dingy apartment" in Brooklyn, New York. Since the summer of 1962, 73 has been based in Peterborough, New Hampshire--Green's home state. The magazine was a pioneer promoter of SSB, FM, solid-state, easy construction projects and the marriage of personal computing and Amateur Radio. His interest in microcomputing led Green in 1975 to found Byte, a magazine devoted to the then-nascent and largely do-it- yourself computer hobby. Sad News.. - Do recall driving down through New Hampshire & seeing a car with the Licence " BYTE" - Wildly improbably coincedence Hopefully his accounts receivables will be paid in some fashion and he can restart publishing Dan |