120 Year Old Radio - the Lee de Forest Audion - Tamworth Regional Astronomy Club @CuriosityMine
120 Year Old Radio - the Lee de Forest Audion - Tamworth Regional Astronomy Club  @CuriosityMine
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 51 minutes ago
This is one of the first radios capable of receiving a voice transmission, using a triode vacuum tube as a very primitive but functional amplifier.

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