File:Gas Radio 01.JPG
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English: Gas-powered radio set. Operates by the Seebeck effect generating voltage to maintain a battery. Made by Henry Milnes of Bingley, Yorkshire, circa 1938. The Gas Museum, Leicester. |
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| Author | Chemical Engineer |
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