suit radio n.
Communications
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[1934
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Richard Vaughan
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Strange grunting sounds and horrid gnashings quivered in through the sensitive receiving apparatus of the space-suit radio.]
Exile of the Skies in Wonder Stories Feb. 770/2 -
1941
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Bill Brudy
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The clank of grapples sounded, followed by Northrup’s voice, tinny in his suit radio.
Hot Cargo in Thrilling Wonder Stories 105/1 -
1944
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George O. Smith
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‘But I'll catch up,’ he promised as he made connection between his suit-radio and the Station communicator system.
The Long Way in Astounding Science-Fiction Apr. 84/2 -
1954
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Bob Shaw
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Through the suit radio Clicklaa’s voice was distorted as he shouted.
Trespassers in Nebula Science Fiction (#11) Dec. 30 -
1957
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James White
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In the suit radio a cry of surprise was abruptly cut off by the clang of metal against metal.
Sector General in New Worlds Science Fiction Nov. 32 -
1968
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James White
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McCullough, now that his taped report had come to an end, began calling Hollis and Walters on his suit radio.
All Judgment Fled in Worlds of If 158/1 -
1988
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Chris Boyce
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He…plugged his suit radio into the hopper’s radio system.
Birthplace in Aboriginal Science Fiction Mar.–Apr. 49/1 -
2010
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Geoffrey A. Landis
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He’d locked her suit radio so it would broadcast only on low-power mode, enough to communicate with him, but not to broadcast a distress signal.
Marya & the Pirate in Asimov’s Science Fiction Jan. 24
Research requirements
antedating 1941
Earliest cite
Bill Brudy, in Thrilling Wonder Stories
Research History
Fred Galvin submitted a 1948 cite from Murray Leinster's "Planet of Sand".Fred Galvin submitted a cite from an undated reprint of Gordon Eklund and Greg Benford's 1974 "If the Stars are Gods".
Fred Galvin submitted a 1987 cite from Thomas R. McDonough's "The Architects of Hyperspace".
Mike Christie submitted a 1944 cite from George O. Smith's "The Long Way".
Jesse Sheidlower submitted a 1941 cite from Bill Brudy's "Hot Cargo".
Jesse Sheidlower submitted a 1934 cite for "space-suit radio" in Wonder Stories.
Jesse Sheidlower submitted the 1957, 1968, 1988, and 2010 cites.
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