Radio Semanal: A Rádio e os Desafios de Futebol
1938 - Documentation
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Radio Semanal: A Rádio e os Desafios de Futebol
1938
- Documentation
The negative aspects of broadcasting football matches by radio, notably the financial impact on clubs (In: Radio Weekly, 12 March 1938).
The "Rádio Semanal" (Weekly Radio) is part of the documental fund of the Historical Archive of the Museological Nucleus and Support to the SP (https://museu.rtp.pt/arquivo-dci9).
The "Rádio Semanal" (Weekly Radio) is part of the documental fund of the Historical Archive of the Museological Nucleus and Support to the SP (https://museu.rtp.pt/arquivo-dci9).
Also in 1938
- 16 of November - LSD is first synthesized by Albert Hofmann from ergotamine at the Sandoz Laboratories in Basel.[1]
- 25 of October - The Archbishop of Dubuque, Francis J. L. Beckman, denounces swing music as "a degenerated musical system… turned loose to gnaw away at the moral fiber of young people", warning that it leads down a "primrose path to hell". His warning is widely ignored.
- 30 of April - The first televised FA Cup Final takes place between Huddersfield Town and Preston North End.
Marina Pimenta
1960 - Photo
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Parodiantes de Lisboa no estúdio da EN
1960 - Photo
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Lourdes Norberto
1960 - Photo
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Natália Correia
1960 - Photo
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Rui Romano
1963 - Photo
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Surveyor Power Pack Transceiver 1500
1975 - Telephone
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Trimm Featherweight Headphones
1939 - Headphones
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A Primeira Reportagem Radiofónica
1969 - Documentation
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A TSF em Portugal
1924 - Documentation
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A&A MAJ 30
Tape Recorders
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ABC
1928 - Documentation
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ACA Magnetape Recorder ST800B
Tape Recorders
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Philips EL6020
1954
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Omnidirectional electrodynamic microphone especially suitable for high quality sound installations, broadcasting and sound recording. Resistant to humidity, sea air corrosion and temperatures up to 60º C, as well as most chemical and industrial vapours. These characteristics allow it to operate in tropical climates.
Frequency response: 50 to 10000 cycles/s
Output voltage: 1000 cycles/s in open circuit and at a sound pressure of 1 µbar are respectively, depending on impedances of 10000, 500 or 50 ohms, -72 dbv and -82 dbv
On-off switch and XLR connector.
Video (NO SOUND): Interview with General Spry, director of the World Organisation of the Scout Movement.
The Philips EL6020 microphone was widely used in Emissora Nacional and later by RTP.
In 1891, Gerard and Anton Philips founded Philips, in Eindhoven (Netherlands).
The company was initially dedicated to the manufacture and commercialization of carbon filament incandescent lamps, evolving towards the development and manufacture of a variety of electronic products, namely in X-ray and broadcasting technology (first television experiences in 1925 radio repair and production in 1927).
Philips followed and contributed to technological evolution over time, having manufactured the first audio cassette player (1963), the first portable radio receiver with cassette recorder (the boom box) (1966), the first video recorder (VCR) (1971) and the first LaserDisc (1978).
In 1965, the first Philips brand transistor equipment is manufactured.
Frequency response: 50 to 10000 cycles/s
Output voltage: 1000 cycles/s in open circuit and at a sound pressure of 1 µbar are respectively, depending on impedances of 10000, 500 or 50 ohms, -72 dbv and -82 dbv
On-off switch and XLR connector.
Video (NO SOUND): Interview with General Spry, director of the World Organisation of the Scout Movement.
The Philips EL6020 microphone was widely used in Emissora Nacional and later by RTP.
In 1891, Gerard and Anton Philips founded Philips, in Eindhoven (Netherlands).
The company was initially dedicated to the manufacture and commercialization of carbon filament incandescent lamps, evolving towards the development and manufacture of a variety of electronic products, namely in X-ray and broadcasting technology (first television experiences in 1925 radio repair and production in 1927).
Philips followed and contributed to technological evolution over time, having manufactured the first audio cassette player (1963), the first portable radio receiver with cassette recorder (the boom box) (1966), the first video recorder (VCR) (1971) and the first LaserDisc (1978).
In 1965, the first Philips brand transistor equipment is manufactured.