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FM
Magazine & Other Sleeper Publications |
FM
Magazine from Milton Sleeper offers an interesting view of
early FM, including articles about the early FM
Association in 1947 and the equipment and
engineering aspects of the band. An article in the
first issue available discusses the attitude towards
FM by advertising time buyers.
If you have
any of the missing issues of FM, please consider
lending them for scanning. This site will cover
postage and insurance. |
Milton B Sleeper was an accomplished publisher,
author
and engineer.
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Milton B. Sleeper |
Milton Sleeper's
definitive book on FM technology. |
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FM Radio Handbook
1946 Edition |
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Communication Engineering
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From "FM Magazine" February 1946 |
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"Milton Blake
Sleeper was not merely the graphic artist.
M. B. Sleeper was a noted author and radio
designer of his own merit. He designed the
Pilot Wasp receiver, collaborated with R. S.
Kruse, authored numerous radio books,
including, Design Data for Radio
Transmitters and Receivers, Radio
Phone and Telegraph Receivers for Beginners,
Radio Hook-Ups, How To Make
Commercial Type Radio Apparatus, and
Construction of New Type Transatlantic
Receiving Sets all in the 1920s. He was
also radio editor of Everyday Engineering
and originated the plan for what became the
successful 1921 transatlantic test conducted
by Paul Godley. Sleeper continued to design
radios right into the 1950s." |
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Additional FM Publications |
Not by Milton Sleeper
Journal
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