Comment on RF Shielding History: When the FCC Cracked Down on ComputersComments−anjel10moBack in the mid-century, we used to put an AM radio anywhere on the same desk next to the TRS-80 and the revealed cacophany was endlessly fascinating. As I recall, radio tuning was unnecessary.−whartung10moWe used to put them next to our TI-58/59 calculators. You could use the radio for sound effects in games.−bitwize10moThe first application developed for the MITS Altair, besides watching the blinkenlights blink, was playing music on a nearby AM radio.
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Back in the mid-century, we used to put an AM radio anywhere on the same desk next to the TRS-80 and the revealed cacophany was endlessly fascinating. As I recall, radio tuning was unnecessary.
We used to put them next to our TI-58/59 calculators. You could use the radio for sound effects in games.
The first application developed for the MITS Altair, besides watching the blinkenlights blink, was playing music on a nearby AM radio.