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Radio Communications Mics of the 1940s part 2
The Electrovoice Cardax Crystal Cardiod Microphone Today we’ll look at some more microphones on offer to Radio Hams in the pages of QST Magazine circa 1947. The Electrovoice Cardax pictured above seems to have been a popular choice; this mic … Continue reading