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Here's a question. Back in the late 1930s-early 1940s many homes had
big console radios with standard broadcast AM and a couple of shortwave bands. Table radios with shortwave bands were abundant too. Was there really a lot of shortwave listening going on in that time period? Or did manufacturers put shortwave into radios as sort of a "luxury" feature? (or way to one-up your neighbors) -- jhaynes at alumni dot uark dot edu |
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