Earliest Wireless in Bay Area: Bart Lee @ Bay Area Radio Museum, Alameda, CA. - YouTube
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From 1899 to the era of WWI, the San Francisco Bay Area was a pioneer in radio technology. The far west also offered some opportunities for patent infringement until RCA was formed after the first World War. The Bay Area Radio Museum has objects that date from this formative period. https://www.californiahistoricalradio.com/ we're here with Bartley at the California historical radio Society Museum in Alameda and he would like to say a few things about the earliest wireless on the west coast yes we're very fortunate here at Alameda at our museum that we have access to a lot of these very…
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