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Motorola Carphone Model TLD-1100, 1964, view 2 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00185
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AN-TRQ-23 Radio Receiving Set with Radio Receiver CRM-46153, Loop Antenna CRM-69078, and Azimuth Indicator IP-740-GR - National Electronics Museum - DSC00448
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Speech Input Equipment Type CME-50064, Radio Mfg. Engineers, Inc. - National Electronics Museum - DSC00256
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Radio, Vacuum Tube Operated, Crosley, 1929 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00151
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Westinghouse Model RC radio receiver with both detector type DA and tuner type RA - National Electronics Museum - DSC00226
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Slide rule made for Davidson Catalysts, Aristo Darmstadt Nr. 867U, mid 1900s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00083
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AWG-10 APG-59 Radar, first aircraft use of pulse doppler, view 1 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00349
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APQ-56 In-flight Processor-Camera for side-look radar, Westinghouse, mid 1950s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00341
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Motorola Carphone Model TLD-1100, 1964, view 1 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00184
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Sonar Console C Mk 1 Mod 0, Westinghouse Electric Corporation - National Electronics Museum - DSC00484
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Model VE Planned Position Indicator (PPI), Westinghouse, c. 1940s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00061
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AWG-10 APG-59 Radar, first aircraft use of pulse doppler, view 2 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00361
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AN-APG-63, view 1, X-band pulse-doppler radar, Hughes Aircraft, 1973 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00395
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AN-APG-63, view 2, X-band pulse-doppler radar, Hughes Aircraft, 1973 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00398
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Ballistics computer for APG-25 gun aiming radar, part of the APQ-35 radar system - National Electronics Museum - DSC00329
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Hazeltine AN-APX-6 Identify Friend or Foe (IFF) transponder, introduced 1950 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00301
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NIKE AJAX Anti-Aircraft Missile Radar, 1950s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00638
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AN-ZPQ-1, TESAR radar antenna, Tactical Endurance Synthetic Aperature Radar, Northrup Grumman, 1996 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00422
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Transit 2A, model of navigational satellite, Applied Physics Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University, 1960 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00554
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Panoramic Radio Corp. Model RBW-2 (RF spectrum analyzer) National Electronics Museum - DSC00481
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Dual-beam Cathode Ray Oscillograph, DuMont Laboratories, c. 1950s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00101
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Dual-beam Cathode Ray Oscillograph, DuMont Laboratories, c. 1950s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00101 (cropped)
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Radio Transmitter Model TBL-13, US Navy, Westinghouse - National Electronics Museum - DSC00254
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AN-BRN-3 receiver for Transit navigational satellite, Westinghouse, used on US submarines - National Electronics Museum - DSC00558
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APQ-56 Monitor and APQ-56 Recorder with Camera, side-look radar, Westinghouse, mid 1950s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00338
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WD-12 Receiving Tube, Westinghouse, c. 1923 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00121
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Operational Objective Camera for Blackbird reconnaissance aircraft, Itek, 1970s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00171
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UX199 Receiving Tube, RCA - General Electric, c. 1922 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00117
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Ray-O-Vac Radio 'B' Battery, 45 volts, French Battery Company, Madison, Wisconsin - National Electronics Museum - DSC00237
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Lunar Television Camera Monitor, Westinghouse, 1969 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00574
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Radio Transmitter BC-610-H (Hallicrafters) and Antenna Tuning Unit BC-939-B (Hallicrafters) - National Electronics Museum - DSC00247
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UV199 Receiving Tube, RCA - General Electric, c. 1922 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00114
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VT1 Detector-Amplifier Triode, Western Electric, c. 1917 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00110
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AN-ZPQ-1, TESAR processor mockup, Tactical Endurance Synthetic Aperature Radar, Northrup Grumman, 1996 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00425
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Control-Indicator Unit Type CG-55ADZ, a unit of Radar Equipment Mark 26 Mo 4, manufactured by General Electric - National Electronics Museum - DSC00299
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Pave Mover Antenna Array, view 2, prototype for J-STARS antenna, Norden, 1981-1983 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00433
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Pave Mover Antenna Array, view 1, prototype for J-STARS antenna, Norden, 1981-1983 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00429
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AN-APN-81 Doppler Radar Navigation system, General Precision Laboratory, mid 1950s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00313
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Block 5A Sensor, Meteorological Satellite Line Scanning Sensor for DMSP Program, Westinghouse, 1967 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00560
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Block 5C Sensor, Meteorological Satellite Line Scanning Sensor for DMSP Program, Westinghouse, c. 1970 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00564
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Black Box Cockpit Voice Recorder, Model AV557D, Sunderstrand Data Control, Inc., c. 1990s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00090
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Radio 'B' Battery, 22.5 volts, Sears, Roebuck & Co. - National Electronics Museum - DSC00233
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Aero-13 Fire Control System, including AN-APQ Fire Control Radar, Westinghouse, 1952-1959 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00355
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Radio Receiver BC-312-L, designed at US Army Signal Corps Laboratories, made by RCA - National Electronics Museum - DSC00242
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SCR-300 battery-powered FM voice receiver transmitter, Motorola, 1940 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00176
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AN-APN-81 Doppler Radar Navigation system, partial view, General Precision Laboratory, mid 1950s - National Electronics Museum - DSC00318
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AN-ZPQ-1, TESAR radar transmit-receive mockup, Tactical Endurance Synthetic Aperature Radar, Northrup Grumman, 1996 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00421
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Cavity magnetron Anode, Japan Radio Company, 1939, similar to that used in Japanese Type 22 radar (also known as Mark 2 Model 2) - National Electronics Museum - DSC00490
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Gemini Rendezvous Evaluation Pod and Range Rate Indicator, mock-up components, Westinghouse Defense, 1964, used to help astronauts practice rendezvous and docking in space - National Electronics Museum - DSC00578
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VT2 5-Watt Transmitter Tube, Western Electric, c. 1917 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00112
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Westinghouse Microwave Oven, 1956, jointly produced by Tappen, Raytheon, & Westinghouse, this model served as demo model at the 1956 World's Fair in Belgium - National Electronics Museum - DSC00282
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Cavity magnetron Anode, Japan Radio Company, 1939, similar to that used in Japanese Type 22 radar (also known as Mark 2 Model 2) - National Electronics Museum - DSC00491
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Unidentified object - National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo - DSC07176
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Zenith Model 7G605 'Clipper' TransOceanic Radio, c. 1942 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00045
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GL-862A Broadcast Transmitting Triode, water cooled, General Electric, c. 1930 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00179
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PACE-TR-10 analog computer - National Cryptologic Museum - DSC07908
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KYK-13 Electronic Transfer Device, holds six cryptographic keys - National Cryptologic Museum - DSC07989
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AWACS wiring panel (mother board) - National Electronics Museum - DSC00405
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RARF Antenna, Reflecting Array Radio Frequency, Raytheon, 1968-1969, Ku-band, over 3500 phase shifting modules, for the AN-APQ-140 radar - National Electronics Museum - DSC00376
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AN-ARR-1 and AN-ARR-2 radio homing systems, US Navy, World War II - National Electronics Museum - DSC00503
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Lunar Television Camera for Apollo 11 Moon Landing, Westinghouse, identical to the model used on the moon - National Electronics Museum - DSC00569
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Multibeam Feed Array - Intel 229 - model Spacecraft Reconfigurable Multibeam Antenna Feed Network, Ford Aerospace & Communications Corporation, March 1986 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00547
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Paragon RA-10 Radio Receiver, 1920 - National Electronics Museum - DSC00230
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Radio Receiver BC-342-N (Farnsworth Television & Radio Corp), Speech Amplifier BC-614-D (Hallicrafters), and Junction Box JB-70-A (Hallicrafters) - National Electronics Museum - DSC00245
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725A_Magnetron_Tube,_Raytheon,_World_War_II_-_National_Electronics_Museum_-_DSC00140
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4C35_Thyratron_High_Power_Pulse_Tube,_Sylvania_-_National_Electronics_Museum_-_DSC00133
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90mm_Anti-Aircraft_Gun,_USA,_World_War_II,_view_3_-_National_Electronics_Museum_-_DSC00615
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90mm_Anti-Aircraft_Gun,_USA,_World_War_II,_view_1_-_National_Electronics_Museum_-_DSC00612
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Electronic calculator prototype, made by Thomas E. Osborne for Hewlett-Packard, 1964, view 2 - National Museum of American History - DSC00028
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Electronic calculator prototype, made by Thomas E. Osborne for Hewlett-Packard, 1964, view 1 - National Museum of American History - DSC00026
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5D21_Power_Tetrode,_Raytheon,_World_War_II_-_National_Electronics_Museum_-_DSC00136
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SME-PED (Secure Mobile Environment Portable Electronic Device) - National Cryptologic Museum - DSC07953
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90mm_Anti-Aircraft_Gun,_USA,_World_War_II,_view_2_-_National_Electronics_Museum_-_DSC00609
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861_Transmitting_Tetrode,_RCA,_c._1929_-_National_Electronics_Museum_-_DSC00162
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833A_Power_Transmitting_Triode,_RCA,_1940_-_National_Electronics_Museum_-_DSC00157
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4-1000A_Transmitting_Tetrode,_EIMAC,_c._1947_-_National_Electronics_Museum_-_DSC00164
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8D21_vacuum_tube,_VHF_dual_tetrode,_RCA,_introduced_1946_for_5_KW_television_transmitters_-_National_Electronics_Museum_-_DSC00496
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1630_Orbital_Beam_Amplifier_Tube,_RCA,_World_War_II_-_National_Electronics_Museum_-_DSC00144
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Hot Line for Washington-Moscow link, c. 1963-1980, an East German T63-SU12 teleprinter & Norwegian Electronic Teleprinter Cryptographic Regenerative Repeater Mixer (ETCRRM) - National Cryptologic Museum - DSC08033
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