Pacific Coast Station KGO By R.C. Koernig, Engineer, KGO March 1924 This is a complete description of the most modern and most powerful broadcast station yet on the air. Full details are given of the […]
Wilda Wilson Church Wilda Wilson Church was a pioneer radio drama producer. Born in Ohio, she was an English teacher and dramatic instructor at the Cora L. Williams Institute, a private high school for […]
Bernice Berwin’s ambitions were always to be an actress. Her first experiences with drama were in student plays while attending the University of California at Berkeley. She first appeared on the radio during her college […]
KGO Technical Crew — This is the transmitter staff of KGO, San Francisco. Left to right are: M.O. Smith, H.C. Dunton, J.I. Ball, D.H. Atkins, A.E. Evans (station engineer), A.E. Fisher and A.E. Eldredge. SOURCE: Broadcasting […]
This photo shows the KGO transmitter building and antenna which operated from 1924 to 1947 at 5441 East 14th Street (now International Blvd.) in Oakland, on the grounds of a General Electric transformer factory. The […]
The generator room of the General Electric station contained nine motor-generator sets. These supplied current for heating the filaments of the tubes, plate potential for the power amplifiers and the 600 meter commercial transmitter, bias […]
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