[Boatanchors] Haligan and Xtal Filters
cemilton at aol.com
cemilton at aol.com
Wed Dec 10 17:04:32 EST 2008
Duane,
What is the patent number and date?
73
W4MIL
Chuck
-----Original Message-----
From: Duane Fischer, W8DBF <dfischer at usol.com>
To: Carl <km1h at jeremy.mv.com>; BLIMPY <blimpboy at sonic.net>; boatanchors at mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wed, 10 Dec 2008 4:57 pm
Subject: Re: [Boatanchors] Haligan and Xtal Filters
According to former Hallicrafters Chief Engineer, Fritz Franke, (and I have
both a hand typed document as well as actual audio of it being said,
Hallicrafters invented, and patented, the crystal filter and was the first
company to incorporate it into a military receiver and later in an available
to the public receiver. This was about 1937 +/-?
?
----- Original Message -----
From: "Carl" <km1h at jeremy.mv.com>?
To: "BLIMPY" <blimpboy at sonic.net>; <boatanchors at mailman.qth.net>?
Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2008 3:41 PM?
Subject: Re: [Boatanchors] Haligan and Xtal Filters?
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> Thanks for the dates. I have all the 30's QST's and enjoy reading and
> rereading the articles.?
>?
> My FBX, FB7X, FBXA, or FB7XA, or whatever else you want to call it gets
> used regularly on 30M with HB coils. Its a very credible performer there
> and keeps an equally old 30W TX clone company.?
>?
> As far as the crystal filter, it was first described by William Cady in a
> 1922 IRE presentation?
>?
> Carl?
> KM1H?
>?
>?
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> From: "BLIMPY" <blimpboy at sonic.net>?
> To: <boatanchors at mailman.qth.net>?
> Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2008 1:41 PM?
> Subject: [Boatanchors] Haligan and Xtal Filters?
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>>?
>> Moore's "Communications Recievers" 3rd Edition page 5 has a?
>> chronological chart showing the emergence of new technological features
>> in?
>> communications recievers.?
>>?
>> It was Lamb - a very prodigious contributor to radio technolgy - not?
>> Halligan, who published a description of a superhet with xtal filter in?
>> August 1932 QST.?
>>?
>>?
>> The crystal filter first showed up commerically in Hendricks and Harvey?
>> Custom variation 1 reciever, Dec 1932.?
>>?
>> Followed in quick sucession by Leeds Supreme (kit) , Hendricks and
>> Harvery?
>> variation 2, and then the National FBX, in March and April 1933?
>> respectively.?
>>?
>> We know which of those was likely to have been made in any numbers.?
>>?
>> Following them.. a whole slew of really famous and even iconic radios
>> with?
>> crystal filters followed:?
>> McMurdo Silver?
>> Hammarlund Comet Super Pro?
>> RME-9?
>> Patterson PR-12?
>>?
>> In fact Hallicrafters didnt get on the bandwagon untill mid 1934 - long
>> after?
>> the crystal filter was an established fact of life in the few really good?
>> radios of the day.?
>>?
>> Halligan did a lot of things... but introducing the Xtal Filter wasn't
>> one of them.?
>>?
>>?
>> What hallicrafters did primarily.. was make cheap radios that included
>> features pioneered by others, and made and plenty of them.?
>>?
>> Kind of like Skoda made cars in the soviet union...( read 2 cycle clown
>> cars) Halligan made the S-38 and other AC/DC sets, and sets without RF
>> stages.?
>> Whoopee !?
>>?
>>?
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