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Ham Radio History

A Century of Amateur Radio – Hams, Organizations, Events, Inventions

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History-Related Links

Some other Web sites pertaining to the history of radio and ham radio:

  • The ARRL’s own history pages
  • Wikipedia synopsis
  • Timeline from AC6V
  • Very Detailed History of Radio by Thomas H. White
  • K2TQN’s Old Radio and Radio History site
  • NASA’s chart of the solar cycles from 1610 to the present
  • US Commerce Department Lists of Radio Stations, from 1920-21, sorted various ways, digitized by Google

 

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1QP 1912 radio law allocations ARRL Bureau of Standards Clarence Tuaka contest CW DeForest Department of Commerce Edwin Armstrong F. E. Handy fading freaks Fred Schnell Herbert Hoover Hiram Percy Maxim John Reinartz Kenneth Warner Leon Deloy List of Amateur Stations Marconi Marion Adaire Garmhausen Navy Paragon Paul Godley Phillip R. Coursey QST R.C.A. R. S. Kruse Radio Act of 1927 radiotelephone RCA regulations relaying Rotten spark radio special license special station squeak box The Old Man Transatlantic tests trunk lines Vermilya WNP

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References

  • QST Archive
  • ARRL
  • History-Related Links
  • Site Map
  • W2PA.com – Amateur Radio

QST excerpts and images used with permission from ARRL - The National Association for Amateur Radio

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