Electronic schematic showing the effects of a capacitor on a circuit that, supposedly, led to the creation of the Mr. Chad face that was later adopted for “Kilroy Was Here.”

Caption     Electronic schematic showing the effects of a capacitor on a circuit that, supposedly, led to the creation of the Mr. Chad face that was later adopted for “Kilroy Was Here.” ww2dbase
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Source    ww2dbaseWorcestershire Library and History Centre via BBC
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