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Old 03-04-2026, 10:37 AM
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https://www.worldradiohistory.com/BO...-Darr-1963.pdf
Even covers the Synchroguide circuit.
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I remember Jack Darr's column in the magazine. I think it was something like "Service Clinic" where he was working on Tough Dogs and it was interesting to read.
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I too remember Jack Darr's Service Clinic in Radio-Electronics. I recall him telling us he began his career in radio servicing in 1927.

His columns were well written and laid out. And fortunately, thanks to the internet, we can re read his columns from many years past.
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