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QST ARTICLE BIBLIOGRAPHY - Television
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1925
May Visible Radio Communication p. 15
(Wilkerson) 4 pages
July Television Arrives p. 9
(Bidwell) 6 pages
Picture Transmission Permitted p. 37
(Experimenters' Section) 2 pages
August Jenkins Experimenters p. 59
1 page
November Henkins Machine p. 59
(Hints & Kinks) 1 page
December Practical Picture Transmission p. 12
(Dewhirst) 6 pages
1926
January Voss (German) System p. 29
2 pages
1927
November Weather Map Transmission and p. 9
Reception 7 pages
(Dewhirst)
1928
May Amateur Television p. 17
(Thomsen) 2 pages
August Some More about Amateur Television p. 30
(Westman) 2 pages
September Radiovision p. 15
(Dewhirst) 4 pages
Synchronism p. 30
(Jenkins) 1 page
October Amateur Television Waves p. 8
1 page
1929
March What Price Television p. 48
(Sleeper) 3 pages
June Photo-Electric Cells & Methods p. 17
of Coupling to Vacuum Tubes 6 pages
(Dewhirst)
1937
December Radio Amateurs in the Television p. 8
Picture 4 pages
(Lamb)
December Introduction to Modern Television p. 11
(Wilder) 6 pages
1938
January Circuit Elements in Modern p. 31
Television Reception 5 pages
(Wilder)
February Sweep Circuit Considerations in p. 38
the Television Receiver 5 pages
(Wilder)
March A Universal Test Unit for the Study p. 37
of Television Images 3 pages
(Wilder)
April Construction of Television Receivers p. 23
Part I 5 pages
(Wilder)
May Construction of Television Receivers p. 39
Part II 4 pages
(Wilder)
October Building Television Receivers with p. 21
Standard Cathode-Ray Tubes 5 pages
(Sherman)
December A Practical Television Receiver for p. 21
the Amateur 6 pages
(Shumard)
1939
January Construction and Alignment of the p. 45
Television Receiver 9 pages
(Shumard)
February Using Electro-Magnetic Deflection p. 40
Cathode-Ray Tubes in the Television 6 pages
Receiver
(Sherman)
March An Electrostatic-Deflection p. 52
Kinescope Unit for the Television 4 pages
Receiver
(Sherman)
1940
February A Deflection and Video Chassis for p. 29
Television Reception 3 pages
(Lawrence)
March A Design for Living -- With p. 44
Television 4 pages
(Rosenblatt)
May A New Electronic Television p. 30
Transmitting System for the Amateur 7 pages
(Sherman)
June A Receiver for the New Amateur p. 38
Television System 6 pages
(Sherman)
July An Efficient U.H.F. Unit for the p. 32
Amateur Television Transmitter 5 pages
(Waller)
October Television Camera-Modulator Design p. 11
for Practical Amateur Operation 13 pages
(Lamb)
Simplifying Television Defection and p. 74
Video Chassis 1 page
(Experimenters Section)
November Two-Way Television Communication p. 36
Inaugurated 3 pages
December New Amateur Television Records p. 53
on 112 Mc. 1 page
1944
May Television in K6 Land p. 42
(Souza) 3 pages
December Video Amplifier Design p. 24
(Merritt) 5 pages
1945
November Extended Range Television Reception p. 18
(Wilder) 6 pages
1946
March Military Television Cameras -- and p. 41
the Amateur 4 pages
(Middleton)
June I.F. Amplifiers in Television p. 62
Receivers 4 pages
(Kronenberg)
1950
June Amateur Television -- A Progress p. 11
Report 5 pages
(Tilton)
1953
November An Amateur Television Camera p. 10
(Keller) 6 pages
1958
August A Narrow-Band Image Transmission p. 11
System, Part I 7 pages
(Macdonald)
September A Narrow-Band Image Transmission p. 31
System, Part II 7 pages
(Macdonald)
1960
March First Amateur Transatlantic Picture p. 75
Transmission 1 page
April Slow-Scan Image Transmission p. 36
(Macdonald) 5 pages
May Slow-Scan Tests Coming Up p. 52
(Macdonald) (TC) 2 pages
September Amateur Color Transmission p. 13
(Shadbolt) 3 pages
1961
January S.C.F.M. -- Improved System for p. 28
Slow-Scan Image Transmission Part I 5 pages
(Macdonald)
February S.C.F.M. -- Improved System for p. 32
Slow-Scan Image Transmission Part II 4 pages
(Macdonald)
August League Seeks "Slow-Scan TV" p. 63
(Happenings) 2 pages
1962
November Amateur TV -- The Easy Way p. 33
(Cambell) 10 pages
1964
March A Compact Slow-Scan TV Monitor p. 43
(Macdonald) 6 pages
1965
February Slow-Scan Via OSCAR III p. 20
(Miller) 1 page
June A Slow-Scan Vidicon Camera Part I: p. 11
Performance and Electrical Design 5 pages
(Macdonald)
July A Slow-Scan Vidicon Camera Part II: p. 15
Mechanical Design 4 pages
(Macdonald)
August A Slow-Scan Vidicon Camera Part III: p. 24
Setup and Operating Procedures 3 pages
(McDonald)
1966
September Twenty-Meter Slow-Scan Tests p. 38
(Report on pictures) 1 page
(Macdonald)
October Narrow-Band TV Using Pseudo-Random p. 46
Dot Scan 2 pages
(Simpson) (TC) (Also see 1/67 TC)
1967
January Pseudo-Random Scanning p. 47
(Macdonald) (TC) 1 page
February First Slow-Scan Pictures From p. 77
Antarctica! 1 page
November Slow-Scan TV Proposed p. 78
(Happenings) 2 pages
1968
February ARRL Comments on Slow-Scan TV p. 72
(Happenings) 3 pages
September Slow-Scan TV Pictures Exchanged p. 71
Between Canada and Sweden 1 page
Slow-Scan in the U.S. and Canada p. 80
(Happenings) 1 page
Slow-Scan Report p. 84
(FCC Report and Order) 3 pages
December Slow-Scan with Regular Vidicons p. 48
(Refers to 1965 series) 1 page
(Taggart) (TC)
1969
May U.S.-Europe Two-Way Slow-Scan TV QSO p. 75
(Taggart) 1 page
1970
June Slow-Scan TV Viewing Adapter for p. 46
Oscilloscopes 5 pages
(Briles & Gervenack) (Also see 3/72,
p. 56 TC)
1971
March A Solid State SSTV Monitor p. 35
(Tschannen) (Feedback 8/71, p.41) 5 pages
November Robot Research Model 70 SSTV p. 48
Monitor and Model 80 Camera 4 pages
(Recent Equipment)
1972
January What You Always Wanted to Know p. 61
About SSTV 5 pages
(Hastings)
March More On The SSTV Viewing Adaptor p. 56
For Oscilloscopes 1 page
(Refers to 6/70 articles)
(Briles & Gervenack) (TC)
July A Storage-Tube Monitor for SSTV p. 34
(Smith) 3 pages
September Questions and Their Answers on the p. 56
Solid-State SSTV Monitor 2 pages
(Tschannen) (TC) (Refers to 3/71)
December ATV with Motorola T44 UHF p. 28
Transmitter, Part I 5 pages*
(McLeod)
1973
January SSTV Video Inversion and Short Scan p. 42
(Stavrou) (TC) 2 pages
February ATV with Motorola T44 UHF p. 36
Transmitter, Part II 8 pages*
(McLeod)
March A Solid-State SSTV Monitor -- p. 27
Mark II 7 pages
(Tschannen) (Feedback 5/73, p. 40)
August SSTV Calling Frequencies p. 47
(Macdonald) (TC) 2 pages
October A Tuner for ATV Applications p. 34
(Bertini) 3 pages*
1974
April Venue Slo-Scan TV Monitor p. 46
(Recent Equipment) 2 pages
(Feedback 5/73, p. 64)
July A Character Generator for ATV p. 11
(Ellison) 8 pages
1975 January Practical Ideas for the ATV p. 11
Enthusiast, Part I 5 pages*
(O'Hara)
February Practical Ideas for the ATV p. 30
Enthusiast, Part II 7 pages*
(O'Hara)
March SSTV to Fact-Scan Converter, Part I p. 33
(Steber) 8 pages
May Slow-Scan to Fast-Scan Converter, p. 28
Part II 10 pages
(Steber)
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* Condensed inSpecialized Communications Techniquesforthe Radio
Amateur
July A Crystal-Controlled SSTV Sync p. 22
System 5 pages
(Tschannen)
November TV Backdrop p. 42
(H&K) 1 page
December A Tuning Aid for SSTV p. 38
(Hall) 3 pages
1976
May 450 MHz ATV Repeaters p. 45
(FM Repeater News) 1 page
November SSTV Image Processing p. 13
(Steber) 4 pages
1977
February Using Still-Camera Lenses on SSTV p. 44
Cameras 1 page
(H&K)
1978 April QST p. 22
Go ATV with This Transceiver 5 pages
October QST p. 30
Medium-Scan Television -- A New Frontier
October QST p. 25
SSTV Pictures from Your Microcomputer
1980 January QST p. 36
The Microprocessor and Slow-Scan
Television
(Feedback: Feb., p. 17)
February QST p. 27
Medium-Scan Television Update
November QST p. 11
SSTV in Colour
1981 January QST p. 11
Low-Cost Conversion of the Robot 5 pages
400 to Color
June QST p. 11
All About Amateur Television 4 pages
(Feedback: Sept 1981, p. 51)
1982 March QST p. 59
FAX and TV Permitted in Additional
Frequency Bands
June QST p. 15
A Compatible Slow-Scan Color
Television System
August QST p. 24
Care and Feeding of Linear 5 pages
Amplifiers for ATV
December QST p. 53
PAL SSTV? (color SSTV compatibility)
1983 June QST p. 11
SSTV Today
August QST p. 11
High-Resolution SSTV
1984 April QST p. 44
Computerized ATV
1985 August QST p. 13
Color SSTV and the Atari Computer 4 pages
QST p. 25
The VIP: A VIC Image Processor 7 pages
QST p. 32
The ATV'ers Amazing Little Grey Box 2 pages
December QST p. 14
In Search of the Perfect Picture 4 pages
1986 January QST p. 18
In Search of the Perfect Picture 7 pages
March QST p. 21
The ROM Scanner (SSTV) 7 pages
