[BC] need a NON-technical explanation
Barry Mishkind
barry at oldradio.com
Fri Nov 12 08:58:06 CST 2010
At 11:56 PM 11/11/2010, harold stanton wrote:
> When all this began, please remember that true single frequency control had yet to be developed.
> Operating "close" to your "assigned" or chosen wavelength was done with a free-running oscillator.
The history of broadcasting includes
how the RI would come in and make
a mark on the front of the transmitter,
showing where the properly frequency
was located. Reports in the Radio Service
Bulletins shows stations routinely operating
up to "200 kc" off the assigned frequency,
as that was often the best they could
do until crystal control happened in
late 1920s
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