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IEEE Spectrum has a nice article about Alfred Morgan and his influence on aspiring engineers and technicians. When I was about 13, I sure enjoyed reading about how to make a crystal set and a one-tube radio (with a 1G4 or 1H4 tube). Within a few years, I got my ham license, and less than 10 years later, I earned my BSEE. I've been an IEEE member for decades and am glad they chose to recognize an author who had such a positive effect on so many lives.

10) The Boy's Fourth Book of Radio and Electronics.1969 a) Transistor and Solar radio, and other solar projects, AF amps. B) Other great information and projects. 11) First Book of Radio and Electronics.1977 a) This book is a soft-cover, redo of the 1954-1969 book, listed in '6'. It was published by: Ruth S. Morgan, Alfred Morgan's wife. The Homebrew Radios section of this forum frequently has posts about radios built to the old Alfred P. Morgan specs. It seems that his earliest book, 'The Boy Electrician' is in the public domain and available for download in PDF format.

The Homebrew Radios section of this forum frequently has posts about radios built to the old Alfred P. Morgan specs. Origin of the term 'Elmer' The term 'Elmer'-meaning someone who provides personal guidance and assistance to would-be hams-first appeared in QST in a March 1971 'How's DX' column by Rod Newkirk, W9BRD (now also VA3ZBB). Newkirk called them 'the unsung fathers of Amateur Radio.' While he probably was not trying to coin a term at the time, here's how Newkirk introduced 'Elmer' in his column and, as it turned out, to the rest of the Amateur Radio world: 'Too frequently one hears a sad story in this little nutshell: 'Oh, I almost got a ticket, too, but Elmer, W9XYZ, moved away and I kind of lost interest.'

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' Newkirk went on to say, 'We need those Elmers. All the Elmers, including the ham who took the most time and trouble to give you a push toward your license, are the birds who keep this great game young and fresh.'

-Rick Lindquist, N1RL As you can see, the term is not very old. Prior to the first use of Elmer as the one who guided and encouraged us, what were these folks called?

I have received a lot of suggestions; teacher, mentor, tutor, guide, helper, sage? All are appropriate but my guess would be that first and foremost they were called friend. Thank you for sharing that article. It seems that his earliest book, 'The Boy Electrician' is in the public domain and available for download in PDF format. However, it is 200 Mb, so if you have a slow connection, it'll take a while.

I have a couple first editions that predate The Boy Electrician - one being Wireless Telegraphy and Telephony Simply Explained and the other, I can't remember of the top of my head. Also, he wrote a book on building a glider that was first published before 1910, IIRC.

If any one has a copy of that book that they'd like to donate to me, please PM. Mike From the banks of the Big River, currently living in the lapse of luxury!

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Contents. Alfred Morgan's contributions to electronics Alfred Morgan made many valuable contributions to developments in the field of and. He attended the and was a radio manufacturer for a number of years. His most notable books were a series of juvenile books about Radio and Electronics. This series included the Boys First, Second, Third & Fourth Book Of Radio And Electronics. Adams Morgan Company Alfred P. Morgan was a partner in the electronics business.

The company was Adams Morgan. Adams Morgan was created about 1910 for distributing radio construction kits.

Paul Forman Godley, the developer of the Paragon Receivers, was added in 1915 as the third. The company employed 50-100 employees/workers in 1922/23. After economic problems, production was stopped at the end of 1927. Publications Drawing on a lifetime of experience, Morgan produced many books on radio and electronics.

Although some of the projects described in his books cannot be built easily today because the parts are difficult to find, many are based on simple parts and hand tools that one can find at a hardware or electronic supply store. Safety standards have also improved in the last hundred years, so one needs common sense when deciding to carry out projects he described. A few books are available in reprints including The Boy Electrician (Lindsay Publications). Morgan also edited a monthly column on electricity and mechanics in The Boys' Magazine. Partial List of Publications Chemistry Adventures in Electrochemistry / Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York: Scribner, Date: c1977. First Chemistry Book for Boys and Girls / Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York, Scribner, Date: 1950 First Chemistry Book for Boys and Girls / Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York, Scribner, Date: 1962 First Chemistry Book for Boys and Girls / Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York, Scribner, Date: c1977. Simple Chemical Experiments / Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: D.

Appleton-Century, Date: 1941 Electronics 15 part series published in Popular Electricity Magazine 1910-1911. Series Title: 'A High-Power Wireless Equipment' by Alfred P. Morgan Ref: 1988 WIRELESS TELEGRAPH CONSTRUCTION FOR AMATEURS by Alfred Powell Morgan, Third Edition, D. Van Nostrand Company, NY 1914 The Boy Electrician by Alfred P. Morgan (1913 copyright) The Boy Electrician is an introduction to electricity and magnetism from a time when you could still build things at home that worked just like commercial gear.

The fundamentals haven't changed in all this time, and the experiments and diagrams can be understood by anyone. This book was originally reviewed tongue-in-cheek as 'a menance to the business of neighbourhood electrician, for it strives to teach the average boy all sorts of things his mother would like to have done about the house.' A First Electrical Book for Boys; Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York, Scribner Date: 1951 A First Electrical Book for Boys. Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York, Scribner Date: c1963 First Book of Radio and Electronics / Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York: Scribner, Date: c1977. The Boy Electrician; Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York, Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co.

Date: 1948 The Boys' First Book of Radio and Electronics. Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York, Scribner Date: 1954 The Boys' Second Book of Radio and Electronics. Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York, Scribner Date: 1957 The Boy's Third Book of Radio and Electronics. Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York, Scribner Date: 1962 The Boys' Fourth Book of Radio and Electronics; an introduction to solid state physics, semiconductors, and transistors, Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell. Publisher: New York, Scribner Date: 1969 The pageant of Electricity Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York, London d.

Appleton-Century company, incorporated Date: 1939 Things a Boy Can Do with Electricity, Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York, C. Scribner's sons; London, Date: C. Scribner's sons, ltd., 1938. Getting Acquainted with Electricity, Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York London, D. Appleton-Century company, incorporated. Date: c1942 Pets An Aquarium Book for Boys and Girls, Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York, C.

Scribner's Sons; London, C. Scribner's Sons, ltd., Date: 1936. A pet book for boys and girls, Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York, C.

Scribner's, Date: 1949. A Pet Book for Boys and Girls / Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York: Charles Scribner's, Date: 1951. Tropical Fishes and Home Aquaria: a practical guide to a fascinating hobby / Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York: C. Scribner, Date: 1953, c1935. Tools / Misc Boy's Book of Engines, Motors and Turbines. Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell.

Publisher: Scribner, Date: 1946 Boys' Book of Science and Construction; Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York, Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co. Date: 1948 How to Build a 20-foot Bi-plane Glider; a practical handbook on the construction of a bi-plane gliding machine. Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York, Spon & Chamberlain; etc., etc.

1954 Boy First Book Of Radio Electronics Morgan Pdf

Date: 1909. The Boys' Book of Engines, Motors & Turbines / by Alfred Morgan; illustrated by the author. Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, 1889-1972. Publisher: New York: Charles Scribner Sons, 1946. Tools and How to Use Them for Woodworking and Metal Working/ Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York: Grosset & Dunlap, Date: 1948. How to Use Tools. Author: Morgan, Alfred Powell, Publisher: New York, Arco, Date: 1955 Advertisements for Morgan's Books It was very popular for publishers in the early 20th century to include advertisements of other books in the last few pages of their publications.

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Here are a few references to Morgan's books. GLOSSARY OF AVIATION TERMS, 1917 Advertisement for; WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY AND TELEPHONY SIMPLY EXPLAINED. This is undoubtedly one of the most complete and comprehensible treatises on the subject ever pubhshed and a close study of its pages will enable one to master all the details of the wireless transmission of messages. The author has filled a long felt want and has succeeded in furnishing a lucid, comprehensible explanation in simple language of the theory and practice of wireless telegraphy and telephony 154 pages 156 engravings. Price $1.00 US Patents 58,808 DESIGN FOR AN INSTRUMENT-MOUNT FOR RADIOPANEL Aug.

30, 1921 60,362 DESIGN FOR AN INSTRUMENT-MOUNT FOR RADIO PANEL Feb. 07, 1922 1,459,070 RHEOSTAT June 19, 1923 See also.

References.

Gang,
A few posts lately have talked about Alfred P. Morgan,
and his great publications.
Have a nice collection of those books, so I thought I'd
share some info about them:
1) The Boy Electrician. . .1913-1914
a) Early wireless sets.
b) Other great information and projects.
c) My copy is original, and in mint condition.
Found it at a HAM flea mkt, many years ago.
2) A First Electrical Book For Boys. . .1936-1951
a) Very basic electricity, and basic experiments.
3) Getting Acquainted With Radio. . .1940-1943
a) Crystal, and tube radio projects, AF/RF amps.
b) Other great information and projects.
4) First Radio Book For Boys. . .1941-1943
a) Crystal, and tube radio projects, AF amps.
b) Other great information and projects.
5) The Boy Electrician. . .1948-1966
a) Crystal, and tube radio projects.
b) Other great information and projects.
6) The Boy's First Book of Radio and Electronics. . .1954
a) Crystal, and tube radio projects, AF amps.
b) Other great information and projects.
c) Tube sets use 1H4/1G4 tubes.
7) The Boy's First Book of Radio and Electronics. . .1954-1969
a) Crystal, and tube radio projects, AF amps.
b) Other great information and projects.
c) Tube projects use a 6V. triode, instead of the 1H4/1G4.
8) The Boy's Second Book of Radio and Electronics. . .1957-1963
a) Crystal, tube, and transistor radio projects, AF amps.
b) Other great information and projects.
9) The Boy's Third Book of Radio and Electronics. . .1962
a) Crystal, tube, and Transistor radio projects, AF amps.
b) Other great information and projects.
10) The Boy's Fourth Book of Radio and Electronics. . .1969
a) Transistor and Solar radio, and other solar projects, AF amps.
b) Other great information and projects.
11) First Book of Radio and Electronics. . .1977
a) This book is a soft-cover, redo of the 1954-1969 book,
listed in '6'. It was published by: Ruth S. Morgan,
Alfred Morgan's wife, in memoriam of him, 1889-1972.
The above list is my entire collection, and I'm certain there were more
radio books that Morgan wrote, that I'm not aware of. Please add any
information that would add to, or be additional to my list.
Many of us started out, and grew-up with Morgan, and his great
publications. His books were checked-out of the library by me, more
than any-other books. I'm so lucky to have the very books listed in
'5 thru 8', that I checked out of the Bookmobile, that came to our school.
I found them at a local book store in Vancouver, WA where I live, just
shortly after the library liquidated them in the middle '80s.
A.P. Morgan was a great author, and I'll bet a great guy.
Hope you all enjoy this. . .
Mike