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Radio Psychometry See Page 264 RADIO'S LIVES/T MAGAZINE r November 25 Cents Cando 30t HUGO GERNS1L&CK réíter WA DO OU NAT Experiments in Radio Psychometry See Page 264 4 'r Broadcast Station List -A Home Radio Robot-The "Resonator" Loudspeaker Making Transformers and Chokes - "Dry Cell" Tubes in A.C. -D.C. Receivers READR1TE EQUIPMENT ÁMOVED \ WOK., of 9riiz 6 . ciyy OW is the time to cash in on the widespread public interest that is being aroused by the sensa- t.onal Radio Prosperity Campaign. And you, as a Radio Service Engineer, No. 710 can cash in best by using the Readrite READRITE TESTER testers shown here. They will make money for you and save you money! You can afford to standardize on Readrite in- struments. They are popularly priced. They enable you to make more calls at less cost per call ... they make it easy for you to meet every servicing requirement .. they withstand the hardest kind of use and abuse ... they insure that your equipment dollar stretches much farther. 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Almost every- one is interested either professionally or experimentally in micro- NOVEMBER, 1933, ISSUE phones. Therefore, we believe that an article giving complete information on the construction of an instrument of the high - VOLUME V NUMBER 5 quality "velocity" type will be received with exceptional interest. Particularly, in view of the fact that the few components which require moderately precise machining will in form Editorial: The Radio Set of 1950 Hugo Gernsback 263 be available kit for the technician who is not blessed with a junior edition of a Radio Psychometry 264 machine shop. Latest in Radio 266 DETAILS FOR MAKING A REAL AUTOMOTIVE RADIO RECEIVER. Although most previous articles concerning the construction of International Radio Review 268 automotive radio sets have been confined to the more essential The New "Resonator" Loudspeaker rudiments of instrument design, this article described every detail. Only standard parts are used. The 7 -tube superheterodyne Pierre Hemardinquer 269 cir- cuit incorporates automatic volume control, variable -mu R.F. pen- A Radio Robot -In the Home todes in the R.F. and I.F. stages, and two pentode tubes in push - Arnold G. Ferdon 270 pull. A 3- section gang condenser with shaped -plate oscillator tuning sections is used. The dimensions of the overall chassis box A Wired -Radio Public Address System are only about 9 x 712 x 7 ins. high. David R. Freeling 272 AN ELECTRO- ACOUSTICAL WAVEMETER. Helmholtz or Koenig An Introduction to- "Servicing the 'Talkies'," Part I resonators have been used to defect sound and to determine the Aaron Nadell 274 pitch, but instruments of this form have the very great disadvan- tage that the ear is employed to determine when The Newest Design in All -Wave Superheterodyne resonance exists.
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