Leslie Miller publishes article of DIY transmitter and receiver in ‘The Model Engineer and Amateur Electrician’

In January 1913, Leslie Miller published an influential article in “The Model Engineer and Amateur Electrician,” detailing the construction of a DIY transmitter and receiver. This publication provided hobbyists and amateur radio enthusiasts with practical instructions to build their own radio equipment, fostering the growth of the burgeoning amateur radio community. Miller’s article was groundbreaking, making advanced technology accessible to a wider audience and inspiring many to experiment with wireless communication. For amateur radio operators, this was a significant moment, as it democratized the knowledge and skills required to participate in radio experimentation, contributing to the vibrant and innovative spirit of amateur radio that persists today.