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BUILD A MOVING -COIL LOUD SPEAKER MODERN.MONTHLY IRIETSS Edited by NORMAN EDWARDS Vol. IX. No. 18. JUNE, 1928. TUL- ZoMZUR sCIcO Cj oMaE www.americanradiohistory.com `1vI C:k\ \4lkti.1:.-, June, 1928 WONDIZF ilL Nov VALVI l With the Mullai'd PM FIlament.. .«wil. Mullard always leads ! Max. Fil. Volts - 4.0 The new Mullard P.M.4D Fil. Amps. _... 0.1 has no equivalent ... it is Max. Anode volts 125 the ideal valve for perfect *Imped. (ohms). 6,000 detection and transformer *Ampli. factor .... 12.5 coupling. *Mut. Conduct. Low impedance. 2.1 mA!volt. Large amplification. *At Anode Volts 100, Grid Volts Zero. Consuming only 0.1 amp. at 4 volts and possessing all the advantages of the wonderful Mullard P.M. Filament. The valve for every four.volt valve user. Obtainable from all radio dealers. PRICE 12/6 EACH In Irish Free State, 13;' Q ùllard THE MASTER VALVE www.americanradiohistory.com June, 1928 MODERN WIRELESS \\\\\ Vol. IX. No. 18. MODERN WIRELESS JUNE, 1928. Pane Pase Editorial 579 The " Harris " Crystal Set .. 621 Microphones in Music Halls .. .. 580 Radio with tirenfell in Labrador 625 Why I Believe in Radio .. 581 The " Quick-Change " Four .. .. 629 The Sydney Two" de Luxe ., 583 Radio and the Gramophone .. .. 635 Loud -Speaker Positions .. 588 Radio Abroad .. .. 640 Listeners Likes and Dislikes .. .. 58 4 My Broadcasting Diary . 641 What are Cathode Rays? .. .. 591 Operating the " Easy -Tune Four .. 643 A 900,000 -Volt Tube .. .. 593 How Your Broadcast is Provided .. 645 Television by Cathode Rays .. .. 595 Dust-The Enemy .. .. .. .. 648 A Three -Valve Portable .. 599 Valves for Portables 649 Those Classical Broadcasts . 605 American Views on Home Television 650 A Moving -Coil Loud Speaker 807 In Our Test .Room .. .. .. 651 Questions Answered .. ., 610 What Readers Think ,. 654 That Indispensable Inductance 611 Television Notes of the Month ., 658 A Choke Unit Aerial 613 In Passing .. .. .. .. .. , 659 On the Short Waves .. 616 Vampire Valves .. .. .. ., 662 Standard Coils . .. .. .. 617 Radio Notes and News .. .. .. 666 As some of the arrangements and specialities described in this journal may be the subject of Letters Patent the amateur and trader would be well advised to obtain permission of the patentees to use the patents before doing so. Edited by NORMAN EDWARDS. Technical Editor: G. V. DOWDING, Grad.I.E.E. Scientific Adviser: J. H. T. ROBERTS, D.Sc., F.Inst.P. Construct the MAGNUM Construct the STANDARD M.W. LOADING COIL "SYDNEY" TWO " QUICK -CHANGE" FOUR as described in this issue. 1 Mahogany As described in this issue. Cabinet, with 12, Baseboard 1. 5 O as used in the 1 Ebonite Panel, 14" x 7", ready drilled 6 0 £ s. d. 1 Copper Screen for above, as described 2 6 1 Ormond 0005 Condenser, 1 Mahogany Cabinet with 12" Baseboard ... 2 2 0 ' Ouick-Change ' with S.M. Dial 13 6 1 Cyldon Condenser, 00025 ... ... 9 6 1 Ebonite Panel, 211 x 7", ready drilled ... 9 0 2 Vibrating Valve Holders . 4 0 2 Magnum Panel Brackets . .. ... ... 2 6 Four described 1 R.I.-Vartey Straight Line Transformer .. 1 5 0 4 Magnum Antiphonlo Valve Holders . ... 8 0 1 Magnum Neutralising Condenser ... 5 O 2 Magnum Standard M.W. 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Originally designed as a two - Even now, however, it must be remembered that the valve receiver for short-wave reception only, it Regional Scheme, as a whole, has not been sanctioned quickly became a " favourite " circuit, and thousands by the P.M.G. The next twin wave -length high -power of amateurs throughout the country have from time to station may be held up, just as the new North London time testified to the " Sydney Two's "- extraordinary one was, and many years may pass before the ten stations efficiency. are complete. That may seem a pessimistic view to take, Consequently, it is not out of place to give in this issue but experience has shown that when dealing with the of MODERN WIRELESS a de luxe version of this receiver, Post Office it is best and safest to take a pessimistic view. and we feel sure that the improvements made in this if, by some lucky chance, the scheme is proceeded with " M.W." version, together with the high reputation of But without undue delay, then in about four years' time the the set, will make it very welcome to our readers. ten Regional transmitters should be in full working order. This de version of the Sydney Two " has special luxe " meantime, amateurs and listeners-and especially features which should enhance its appeal. For instance, In the Captain Eckersley-will rejoice that at last a definite the de luxe model is suitable for reception of all wave- move can be made. lengths ; the set is not confined to the reception of stations operating only on the short-wave band. 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    松尾芭蕉 (1644-1694) Matsuo Bashō’s haiku poems in romanized Japanese with English translations Editor: Gábor Terebess (Hungary) abura kōri / tomoshi-bi hosoki / nezame kana The narrow tongue of flame, / the oil in the lamp is frozen; / it is so sad to wake up! (© Dmitri Smirnov) Waking in the night; / the lamp is low, / the oil freezing. (© Robert Hass) achi kochi ya / men men sabaki / yanagi gami here and there / a mask by itself combs / willow hair (© Jane Reichhold) a spring wind / combs on a mask / willow hair (© Jane Reichhold) ah haru haru / ōinaru kana haru / to un nun ah spring spring / how great is spring! / and so on (© Jane Reichhold) ah spring, spring, / great is spring, / etcetera. (© David Landis Barnhill) ajisai ya / katabira-doki no / usu asagi hydrangeas— / at the time for summer clothes / pale blue. (© David Landis Barnhill) hydrangea / in the season of unlined robes / a light yellow (© Jane Reichhold) ajisai ya / yabu o ko niwa no / betsu zashiki hydrangea and a wild / thicket, providing a little garden / for this cottage. (© Makoto Ueda) hydrangea— / and a thicket as a little garden / for the cottage. (© David Landis Barnhill) hydrangea / a bush is the little garden / of a detached room (© Jane Reichhold) aka aka to / hi wa tsurenaku mo / aki no kaze. Bright red, / the sun shining without mercy – / wind of the autumn. (© Haruo Shirane) red, red, / the heartless sun, yet / autumn wind (© Michael Haldane) Despite the red blaze / of the pitiless sun - / an autumn breeze. (© Helen Craig McCullough) How hot the sun glows, / Pretending not to notice / An autumn wind blows! (© Dorothy Britton) red red / sun unrelentingly / autumn's wind.