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Arthur A. Collins
Pages 50-55

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... His interest in raclio began at an early age, and by the time he was nine he had built his first crystal receiver, using the traclitional Quaker Oats box as a coil form. At the age of fourteen, Collins had passed the test as an amateur radio operator and was licensed as 9CXX.
From page 52...
... This equipment used ideas that were later widely adopted in the radio field. finest inciuctea multiple pretunect frequency bays, which allowed the operator to make quick frequency changes, and Class B modulation, which permitted large audio power from relatively small tubes.
From page 53...
... This early effort led Collins Radio to a dominant position in the commercial avionics marketplace. This hands-on effort was a typical Art Collins engineering approach.
From page 54...
... He led Collins Radio to a preeminent position in modern communications technology. Arthur Collins was elected a member of the National Academy of Engineering in 1968.


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