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Sfruicing AUDIO NOVEMBER 1951 tAl) 1 o K 11 ime LATEST IN TELEVISION SFRUIcING AUDIO 30( U.S and CANADA In this issue: Black -and -White Plus Color Receiver Q Revolutionary New Speaker Filter Facts www.americanradiohistory.com 's revolutionary! www.americanradiohistory.com Now, you can be sure of your installations with Belden Microphone Be Sure of Your Installations Next Year Cables. They are Aptitude- Tested and rated to give you safe and complete knowledge of their characteristics. Furthermore, Belden Mike Cables are use asaide-yedred built for maximum service. Put them to work for you now -and be sure ... specify Belden. MIKE CABLE Belden Manufacturing Co. 4623 W. Van Buren Street ?kw Chicago 44, Illinois No. 8411 No. 8401 No. 8422 No. 8410 No. 8412 No. 8423 No. 8424 Nominal Capaci- Nominal Capaci- Nominal Capaci- Nominal Capaci- Nominal Capaci- Nominal Capaci- Use for inter- tance 37 mmf per tance 25 mmf per tance 32 mmf per tance 33 mmf per tance 68 mmf per tance 54 mmf per connecting power ft. Use partic- ft. For crystal, ft. Use specially ft. For crystal, ft. Use specially ft. Use particu- cable for all elec- ularly for lapel ribbon, carbon fo- carbon micro- ribbon, carbon for carbon micro- larly for carbon tronic uses. Also microphone. microphones. phones. microphones. phones. microphones. microphone cable. NOV EM BER, I951 www.americanradiohistory.com li Incorporating SHORT WAVE CRAFT TELEVISION NEWS RADIO RADIO & TELEVISION 'l'ru Iernark ra¢iatered U. S. Patent l)mce BER 1/` Iles SOMETHING formerly RADIO -CRAFT AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS RE Hugo Gernsback, Editor -in -Chief ABOUT M. Harvey Gernsback, Editorial Director Fred Shunaman, Managing Editor Robert F. Scott. W2PWG, Technical Editor Angie Pascale, Production Manager I. Queen, Cal:arial Associate SPRAGUE Wm. Lyon McLaughlin, Tech. Illustration Director LOK`tV Lee Robinson, General Manager G. Aliquo, Circulation Manager TWIST- John J. Lamson, Sales Manager Robert Fallath, Promotion Manager CONTENTS NOVEMBER, 1951 CpPpCITORS Editorial (Page 21) Radio -Electronic Giant by Hugo Gernsback 23 Television (Pages 24 -33) CBS-Columbia--First Commercial Color plus Black and White Set by I. J. Melman, E. S. White & S. Kuker 24 Remote Controls for TV Promote Viewer Comfort by Robert F. Scott 28 Television Service Clinic by Matt Mandl 32 Television dx Forecast for November 33 Moreore twist - Servicing -Test Instruments (Pages 34 -38) Audio Signal Generator with Calibrated Output. prong electrolytic capacitors by Lawrence Fleming 34 are made by Sprague than Fundamentals of Voltage Regulation by Allan Lytel 37 by any other manufacturer Theory and Engineering (Pages 39-43) ... And Sprague naturally Discone- Broadband Antenna (Cover Article) lists the largest, most com- by Fred Shunaman 39 Magnetic Phenomenon by Alvin B. Kaufman 41 plete line for exact TV re- New Design (Pages 44-45) placement applications. lonophone by E. Aisberg and M. Bonhomme 44 And when you use a Electronics (Pages 46 -50) Sprague Twist -Lok TV Ca- Ultrasonics and Therapy by Dr. F. Van den Bosch 46 pacitor, you can be sure it's Audio (Pages 52 -74) dependable. No costly Birds and call- Ultrasonics 52 backs will jeopardize Filter Facts and Faddle by James R. 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