THE GREAT MULLARD MAGIC BLOG
HAVE FUN WITH YOUR RADIO CHRISTMAS 2022!
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As this weeks picture from 1938 proclaims, do have more Christmas fun with your radio. That said, can you imagine sitting down to the King's speech and the following happening: -
THESE VALVE CIRCUITS ARE LITTLE DEVILS
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- Tags: circuit diagram, little devil
OPERATION CORONA NOTHING TO DO WITH COVID THOUGH
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Coronavirus has been in the news for a couple of years now and we are very sensitive to anything involving the term 'Corona' me, I still drink that brand of beer though!! Today, our blog entry deals with Operation Corona, a 1943 Royal Air Force operation designed to confuse German nightfighters whilst Allied bombing raids were ongoing. The operation made use of both native speakers and people who could speak German to a standard where they could be taken for a native speaker who went on to impersonate German Air Defence officers. They initiated communications via radio with German nightfighter pilots...
- Tags: fany, operation corona, raf, waaf
Climax Radio - Making You Feel, Just The Way You Like It.
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Climax Radio is an internet radio station located in Tottenham that is on air 24 hours a day. Its programming focuses on entertainment and music, namely the best underground music along with their snappy slogan of "Climax Radio - Making You Feel, Just The Way You Like It." However, moving backwards in time some 80 or so years ago, Climax Radio described something quite different on both sides of the Atlantic. In 1938, the Climax Radio Corporation of Chicago came out with their Model 60, a really handsome Art Deco beast I am sure you will agree:- Our own home grown ...
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DOES EVERY VALVE NOTATION WITH THE CHARACTERS X4 EXCITE YOU?
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When posing this title question, I was reminded of an event that happened a few years ago at the NVCF. I was attempting to sell for a good friend and BVWS committee member both an AVO VCM163 valve tester and a globe Osram PX4. A potential Italian customer sidled up to the stall, going into raptures about both items - his eyes were bulging and there was a sheen sweat on his top upper lip as he recited the valve pin settings for a PX4, well we all know 8423000000 don't we? Certainly it resulted in the owner of these items...