kilocycle , kc (Abkürzung)

The kilocycle marks on the dial showed it to be a short-wave set.

The public was slow to adopt the new "kilocycle" terminology because they could relate to wavelengths.

If I open a slit one kilocycle wide anywhere in the band they'll find it instantly and it'll be curtains for us.

La course au kilocycle (1950; radio score, collaboration with Pierre Henry)

The unit kilocycle (kc) was replaced by kilohertz (kHz) in the 1960s.

The call sign stood for "Canadian Kilocycle Verdun Lakeshore".

Scancarelli is a well-known bluegrass fiddler and founder of the Kilocycle Kowboys.

Kilocycle 10/8/06...

In addition, a piercing audio alarm, guaranteed to set teeth on edge as it warbled up and down through a kilocycle range, sounded on the unit's seldom-used speaker.

The obsolete terms kilocycle, megacycle and kilomegacycle still occur in some older documents; the modern equivalents are kilohertz, megahertz and gigahertz, respectively.

Only 3 stations in the country used the 1260 Kilocycle frequency in 1935, of which WHIO was one, and the station broadcast with a power of 1,000 watts.

Also, I'm going to cut our slit down to a width of one kilocycle, if I can possibly figure out a way of working on that narrow band, and I'm going to step up our shifting speed to a hundred thousand.

Allegedly, original vinyl copies of this LP open with a few seconds of high-pitched tone before the intro, most likely referencing the 15 kilocycle tone inserted at the end of English Sgt. Pepper's LPs to "irritate listeners' dogs."