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English: Signal Corps SCR-54A radio set, a crystal radio receiver used by the US Signal Corps during World War I. The cat's whisker detector is the round white device in the upper right area of the panel.
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Source Downloaded 2010-03-15 from Henri Lauer, Harry L. Brown (1920) Radio Engineering Principles, McGraw-Hill, New York, Plate 2, facing p. 93 on Google Books
Author Henri Lauer and Harry L. Brown
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