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Automatic voltage regulator. Dolnik A.G., Ephrussi M.M., 1953

Antenna-feeder devices. Linde D.P., 1953

Introduction to radio engineering of decimeter and centimeter waves. Zherebtsov I.P., 1953

Output transformers. Krize S.N., 1953

Loudspeakers. Dolnik A.G., 1953

Ninth radio show. Radio equipment in the national economy. Mavrodiadi V.G. (comp), 1953

Ninth radio show. Radio equipment in the national economy. Spizhevsky I.I., 1953

How to wind a transformer. Podyapolsky A.N., 1953

How to build a rectifier. Weinstein S.S., 1953

Quality indicators of radio receivers. Levitin E.A., 1953

Construction of amateur shortwave receivers. Shulgin K.A., 1953

Crystal diodes and triodes. Pumper E.Ya., 1953

Cold cathode lamp. Borkhvard G.K., 1953

Amateur radio communication on meter waves. Plonsky A.F., 1953

Tape recorder. Kushelev Yu.N., 1953

Desktop radio with tape recorder. Kernozhitsky E.P., 1953

Undamped vibrations. Khaikin S.E., 1953

Reception of television broadcasts. Novakovsky S.V., Samoilov G.P., 1953

Amateur radio designs. Description index. Enyutin V.V., 1953

Radio engineering and electronics in astronomy. Chechik P.O., 1953

Radiofication of residential buildings. Gudkov P.P., 1953

Homemade wind turbine. Purley S.B., 1953

Hearing Aids. Ephrussi M.M., 1953

Resistors and capacitors in radio circuits. Ginzburg 3.B., 1953

Ultrashortwave attachments. Kostandi G.G., 1953

Low frequency amplifiers. Malinin R.M., 1953

Reader radio amateur. Spizhevsky I.I., 1953

Electrical filters. Konashinsky D.A., 1953

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