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Tru-Vue stereoscopic model train filmstrips

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By Eric Beheim
| Trains Magazine Verified
Tru-Vue was a stereoscopic viewing system and line of films first marketed in the 1930s. Two simultaneous exposures of the same object or scene were made from slightly different angles. When seen through a special viewer, the paired photos combined to form a three-dimensional image. Although stereoscopic photo cards and viewers had been around since the 1890s, Tru-Vue was certainly among the first to use 35 mm filmstrips.
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Air Raid Pearl Habor

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By Eric Beheim
| otrcat.com
One of the most momentous events to occur during the 20th Century was the December 7th, 1941 surprise attack by Japan on United States military installations located on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. On that day, most Americans relied on radio to keep them informed about the latest developments in an unfolding crisis that everyone knew would result in war. The following is a summary of what was reported by radio on that day.
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The Spectrum Monitor - August, 2016

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By Eric Beheim, Fred Waterer, Dan Veenaman, Chris Parris
| amateurradio.com
Stories you’ll find in our August, 2016 issue: TSM Reviews: LD-5 HF Ham Radio QRP Transceiver By James Hannibal KH2SR The LD-5, made in USA by LNR Precision Inc., is an amazing little QRP, 5-band SSB/CW amateur radio transceiver that’s small and light enough to fit in just about any backpack, making this one of the most portable SSB, multi-band, HF rigs currently on the market. James puts this little rig through its paces on a trip down the length of the US west coast with pleasing results.
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