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Der erste Rundfunksender der Französischen Schweiz

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Hermann Freudenberg † 2006   D  Articles: 33 Schem.: 2307 Pict.: 4 22.Apr.03 11:41 Count of Thanks: 8

Reply  |  You aren't logged in. (Guest)   1 Der erste Rundfunksender der Französischen Schweiz  Die Schaltungstechnik des selbsterregten Telefoniesenders Lausanne von 1923 wird erläutert. Autoren: Jean Ritzenthaler, Genf; Hermann Freudenberg, Netphen; 1997 Bitte auf "Anlagen/Lausanne.pdf" klicken, um den Beitrag zu lesen. Dateigröße: 171 kByte Attachments: Lausanne.pdf (242 KB) 3860 To thank the Author because you find the post helpful or well done.      Help

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