KSL Studio, broadcast at the Bonneville speed trials, Gene Pack, 1917-1966

File — Box: 1, Folder: 1

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Scope and Contents

1-2: Thumbnails of enclosed photographs with donor identification Not enclosed: Gene Pack with Myrt and Marge Signed and last image on P1249n01_01_002
3: Gene Pack's continuous wave transmitter-receiver, circa 1917
4: Gene Pack's continuous wave transmitter-receiver with equipment labeled by Gene Pack, circa 1917
5: Gene Pack in white suit with Myrt and Marge in KSL Studios, photographed by D.F. Davis Commercial Photographer
6: Gene Pack and tech adjusting KSL transmitter, photographed by D.F. Davis Commercial Photographer
7: KSL Studio showing curved hard panels, photographed by Hal Rumel
8: KSL Studio, woman rotating panels.
9: KSL Studio, Alternate Panels, CBS KSL Microphone Close up, photographd by Hal Rumel
10: KSL Studio 2, CBS KSL Mic entirely visible, photographed by Hal Rumel
11: Motor-generators at KSL transmitter, photographed by D.F. Davis Commercial Photographer
12: Studio 1, KSL
13: Water cooling system at KSL transmitter.
14: KSL 225 FT transmitter towers in Salt Flats, photographed by D.F. Davis Commercial Photographer
15: Bonneville Salt Flats time trials, photogrpahed by Bill Shipper
16: Alvin and Gene Pack near KSL Truck at Bonneville Salt Flats
17: Alvin Pack broadcasting from Bonneville Salt Flats.
18: Gene Pack and KSL truck at Bonneville Salt Flats.
19: Transcription being cut on Presto Cutter I-C machine
20: Early radio receiver used by Gene Pack, photographed by Dennis Pack, 1966

Dates

1917-1940

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