Fred Judd | |
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 Judd in 1961 at a Centre of Sound concert, London | |
| Born | Frederick Charles Judd 5 June 1914[1] St. Pancras, England |
| Died | April 1992 (aged 77) Norwich, England |
| Other names | F.C. Judd |
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| Known for | design of Slim Jim and ZL Special antennas |
| Call sign | G2BCX[2] |
Frederick Charles Judd (5 June 1914 – April 1992) was a British inventor, amateur radio operator, and proselytiser of early British electronic music.
- ^ "Births Registered in July, August and September 1914". FreeBMD England and Wales BMD Images, ID: 1914B3-J-0364. ONS."Deaths Registered in 1992". FreeBMD England and Wales BMD Images, ID: 1992D-J-0173. ONS.
- ^ "Winter 1978 Foreign Amateur Callbook". Callbooks, p. 159. Internet Archive.