Abbreviate it kc. The frequency will be expressed in thousands of cycles per second—in other words, kilocycles. To transmute wavelengths to kilocycles, divide 300,000 by the number of meters ...

24 by Alfred H. Grebe, a radio set manufacturer. Its call letters then were WAHG, and could be found at 920 kilocycles (kHz) ...

For years, Russia has been using the Norwegian town of Kirkenes, which borders its nuclear stronghold, as a laboratory, testing intelligence operations there before replicating them across Europe ...

The other was her direction finder. A transmitter mounted on her plane could zero in on radio frequencies in kilocycles (kilohertz, in modern parlance) sent by receivers on the ground, a sort of ...

On the last day of October 1937, News-Press A.M. station KTMS went on the air with 1,000 watts of power, eventually being assigned a permanent frequency slot of 1,250 kilocycles and 2,500 watts of ...

With its wave length set for the opening night at 650 kilocycles, officers of the Crimson Radio Network start today on the final preparations for the first broadeast which takes place on Monday ...

kinky kilocycles, late lobsters, moistened mayors, and northbound Nicaraguans. I’ve long dreamed of driving every highway in Texas. This year I’m doing it—all 32,000 miles worth. For eight ...

The hearing was held in January 1948; and as a result the permit was eventually granted to the Brown group; and radio station KXRA 1490-AM went on the air July 27, 1949, broadcasting at 1490 ...

Ultrashort waves (frequencies of 30,000 kilocycles and higher) were the wasteland. It was known that they were reliably effective only as far as the horizon, a paltry range for services which ...