-
while hertz is "Hz" or "s−1". For
higher frequencies,
kilocycles (kc), as an
abbreviation of
kilocycles per
second were
often used on
components or devices...
-
operating on a
frequency in the
standard broadcast band (550 to 1600
kilocycles) to
operate on a
regular or
other basis with
power in
excess of 50 kilowatts"...
- "cycles per second" (cps),
along with its
related multiples,
primarily "
kilocycles per second" (kc/s) and "megacycles per second" (Mc/s), and occasionally...
-
operating on a
frequency in the
standard broadcast band (550 to 1600
kilocycles) to
operate on a
regular or
other basis with
power in
excess of 50 kilowatts"...
- The
original laboratory and
system module lines were
offered in 500
kilocycle, 5
megacycle and 10
megacycle versions. In all cases, the
supply voltages...
-
which moved to
Odessa in 1948 and
became known as
Cecil Brower and His
Kilocycle Cowboys. The
group included Jack
Jordan (b****),
Buster Ferguson (guitar...
- 1994,
Volume 2, Numéro 2 p. 251–265 "Theatre Arts (July 1951):"Windy
Kilocycles" by Arch Oboler". richsamuels.com.
Kristen Hare, "Threatened by radio...
- wavelength, 600 meters, or,
using the
earlier frequency unit name, 500
kilocycles (per second) or 500 kc.
Maritime authorities of many nations, including...
-
United States.
Frequencies specified in
number of
cycles per
second (
kilocycles, megacycles) were
replaced by the more
specific designation of
hertz (cycles...
- System. The
station began broadcasting on
April 27, 1927, as KPCB on 650
kilocycles. Its
founder was
Moritz Thomsen of the
Pacific Coast Biscuit Company (hence...
