[ARC5] Seeking Information: Article on the original ARC commercial Type D receiver

[Mike Feher]

If there is enough interest I'll gladly scan it and send it to those
interested. I do have a complete set of QSTs from December 1915 till now. I
also have a copy of an October 1915 issue that was never published that came
out of the RCA archives. It is identical to the December one. HNY & 73 -
Mike  

Mike B. Feher, N4FS
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-----Original Message-----
From: ARC5 [mailto:arc5-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Mike Morrow
Sent: Friday, January 02, 2015 6:56 PM
To: arc5 at mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [ARC5] Seeking Information: Article on the original ARC
commercial Type D receiver

Hi Dave,

Jack Antonio found it in the QST archive on the ARRL members'
site.  It's QST, October, 1930, and is titled "A Multi-Range Receiver With
Four Tuned Circuits". It describes the A.R.C.- designed Stromberg-Carlson
Model D in a five-page article.
To find it, one must put some of the title words (like "tuned
circuits") in the keyword search box for the archive.  The search engine is
horrifically bad...like 1975 computer technology!
Even though "Aircraft Radio Corporation" appears in the text, the search
engine does not search outside the title...a search for that phrase fails.
The article was written by Robert S.
Kruse, but if you type "Kruse" into the Author search box, the search will
fail.  One needs "Kruse, Robert S." in the box.
Very very poor.

Plus...the URL can not be used to cite the article to others.
So, ARRL membership is needed to reach the archive.

I'd forgotten how interesting the article is.

73,
Mike / KK5F