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Radio-Craft 1934 03.Pdf RADIO'S LIVEST MAGAZINE March 25 Cents Canada 30( HUGO GERNSBACK Rglitor How to Make THE PHONOSONE FOR THE NEAR DEAF See Page 528 Re - Wiring "Battery Set" Filaments - A "6F7" Service Oscillator Electro-Musical "Trombone" - Broadcast Station List - Dynatrons Whatever You Want in a Radio WE GUARANTEE IT! Do you want actual daily round - Explorer r .om the Labora- steadily building a small number the -world reception? Or 95 sta- tory of manufacturer of the highest quality receivers. tions on the broadcast dial? Or of radios in the world -the Lab- Howards have sold for as much the simplest short-wave tuning of oratory which gavc the radio as $4,000 for a table model! any radio? Or a "down -to -the industry the Multiple -Ganged noise level" sensitivity and the Condenser, Metal Shielding, We haven't the space to give a hair line selectivity necessary for Automatic Volume Control, complete laboratory analysis of championship "stunt" reception? Built -in Power Supply. The Lab- the Explorer here. Fill in the Or the most awe -inspiring tone oratory that pioneered the AC coupon now for a free copy of you've ever heard? Or power Dynamic Speaker, Wet Electro- the complete details. enough to fill a cathedral? litics, and Remote Control. In recent years they have developed Whatever it is you're looking for Noise Suppression, and hold im- SEND COUPON TODAY! in a deluxe custom radio, you'll portant patents on these circuits. find it in the Howard 19 -tube Ex- r--r-r--- - - Howard Radio cx plorer. We guarantee it! Some of the members of the Company Howard Laboratory have been South Haven, Michigan. Please on the is only because the years, send me every detail That possible there for more than ten Howard Explorer. 1 Name frbOTAIMITIOTIY Address SOUTH HAVEN MICHIGAN Town State f Radio Receivers LEARN RADIO 1110 WEEKS! PAYAfiEß YOU GßRDNUATE I am making an offer that no other school has dared to do. I'll take you here in my shops and give you this training and you pay your tuition after you have graduated. Two months after you complete my course you make your first payment, and then you have ten months to complete your payments. There are no strings to this offer. I know a lot of honest fellows haven't got a lot of money these days, but still want to prepare themselves for a real job so they won't have to worry about hard times or lay offs. I've got enough confidence in these fellows and in my training to give them the training they need and pay me back after they have their training. If you who read this advertisement are really interested A scene in the big, busy Radio Shops at Coyne. Here you see in your future here is the chance of a life time. Mail the fellows working on real Radios-not reading about them from coupon today and I'll give you all the facts. books or lessons. This is 7'ITE way to prepare for the big. money field of Radio! TELEVISION pd TALKING PICTURES Television is already here ! Soon there'll be a demand for TIIOUSANDS of TELEVISION EXPERTS ! The man who learns Television now can have a great future in this great new field. Get in on the ground -floor of this amazing new Radio development! Come to COYNE and learn Television on the very latest, newest Television equipment. Talking Picture and Public Address Systems offer opportunities to the Trained Radio Man. Here is a great new Radio field just beginning to grow ! Prepare NOW for these wonderful opportunities! Learn Radio Sound Work at Coyne on actual Talking Picture and Sound Reproduction equipment. machines and Sound equipment. You learn Wireless Operating on PREPARE NOW and be actual Code Practice apparatus. We don't waste time on useless theory. We give you the practical training you'll need-in 10 ready for Radio's many short, pleasant weeks. MANY EARN WHILE LEARNING opportunities You get Free Employment Service for Life. And don't let lack Forget pay- cuts-I:. }- offs-unemployment! Don't be tied down to of money stop you. Many of our students make all or a good part an untrained man's future. You NEED TRAINING IN A FAST - of their living expenses while going to school and if you should -MAKING TRADE. Here's GROWING MONEY your chance of a need this help just write to me. Coyne is 33 years old. Coyne lifetime to get it! Hundreds of opportunities now open in Radio. Training is tested- proven beyond all doubt. You can find out every- My sensational offer, explained below, makes it possible for you 11, thing absolutely free. Just mail coupon for my big free book! to START AT ONCE! The right way to learn Radio is the Coyne way -not by books, H. C. LEWIS, Pres. RADIO DIVISION Founded I899 but by actual, practical work on actual Radio, Television and Sound equipment. Here at Coyne you'll service and operate scores COYNE ELECTRICAL SCHOOL of modern Radio receivers, huge Broadcasting equipment, late type 500 S. Paulina St., Dept.34-8H Chicago, Ill. Television apparatus, Talking Picture machines, Code transmitters Mail and receivers, etc. In 10 weeks you can step into a REAL JOB, Coupon Today for All the Facts leading to a salary of $50 a week and UP! H. C. LEWIS, President Radio Division, Coyne Electrical School ALL PRACTICAL WORK Soo S. Paulina St., Dept.34.8H Chicago, Ill. Dear Mr. Lewis: Send me your big FREE Book ; details of At COYNE in Chicago your FREE Employment Service; and tell me all about your ALL ACTUAL, PRACTICAL special offer of allowing me to pay for training on easy monthly WORK. You build radio sets, terms after graduation. install and service them. You actually operate great Broadcast- ing equipment. You construct Television Receiving Sets and ac- Name tually transmit your own Television programs over our mod- ern Television equipment. You work on real Talking Picture Address City State RADIO -CRAFT for MARCH, 1934 513 (Rdio.aft\FOR THE SERVICE MAN DEALER RADIOTRICIAN HUGO GERNSBACK, Editor -in -Chief C. W. PALMER R. D. WASHBURNE Associate Editor Technical Editor 5t CONTENTS OF THE MARCH, 1934, ISSUE IN OUR NEXT FEW ISSUES; MANY WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR RECEIVER. There are VOLUME V Number 9 many thousands of radio receivers in use that have become obsolete simply because later developments have intro- Editorial: Radio Opportunities Hugo Gernsback 517 duced better methods. These sets are not by any means The Radio Month in Review 518 useless. In fact they are probably giving good service at the present time. But there is no reason why they cannot Recent Radio Developments -Illustrated 520 be brought up to date by anyone who is acquainted with The Latest Radio Equipment 522 the simple details of radio receiver construction. And it is not necessary to have an engineer's degree to follow A Neon -Type Electro- Musical "Trombone" the easy instructions given in this article telling how Melchor Centeno V. 525 many improvements can be made. International Radio Review 526 How to Make the "Phonosone" for the Near -Deaf ADVANCED METHODS FOR AUTOMOTIVE RADIO NOISE Hugo Gernsback 528 ELIMINATION. An article dealing with completely new and advanced the Short Cuts in Radio 530 information on elimination of ignition noises from auto -radio reception. Present methods are Wiring "Battery Set" Filaments for "Aircell" Opera- unsatisfactory not only to the car owner, and the radio tion E. E. Horine 532 installation man (who still encounters considerable diffi- culty with certain car models), but also to the auto me- How to Make a Selector Unit for Voltage or Re- chanic as well who many times find sistance Analyzing C. W. Palmer 533 will that the "engine trouble" is due to an incorrect or faulty radio installation! How to Make an A.C.-D.C. 6F7 Service Oscillator F. R. Harris 534 Facts About Dynatron Operation Part I RADIO -CRAFT is published monthly, on the fifth of the month preceding Delano 535 C. M. that of date; its subscription price is $2.50 per year. (In Canada and foreign countries, $3.00 a year to cover additional How to Select P.A. Equipment Clifford E. Denton 536 postage.) Entered at the post office at Mt. Morris, Ill., as second -class matter under the act of A Combination P.A. Amplifier and Broadcast Tuner March 3, 1879. Part I L. J. Littmann 537 Text and illustrations of this magazine are copyright and must not be reproduced without permission of the copyright owners. We re also agents How to Make Your Own "Talkies" Sound Head for WONDER STORIES and EVERYDAY SCIENCE AND MECHANICS. Sub- Lewis C. Cook 538 scription to these magazines may be taken in combination with RADIO - CRAFT at reduced Club rates. Write for information. How to Install "Replacement" Transformers G. McL. Cole 539 Copyright 1934. Continental Publications, Ina. Servicing the "Talkies" Part V.._. __ Aaron Nadell 539 Broadcast Station List 540 HUGO GERNSBACK, President I. S. MANHEIMER, Secretary Reader's Page 543 Published by Continental Publications, Inc. Publication office: 404 N. Wesley Ave., Mount Morris, Illinois. Editorial and Advertising C RADIO SERVICE DATA SHEETS: Office: 96 -98 Perk Place, New York City. Chicago Advertising No. 109 -General Electric Model K -80, 16.7 to Office: L. F. McClure, 919 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 2,000 Meter, 8 Tube All -Wave Superhet 544 Western Advertising Office: Loyd B. Chappell, 511 So. Alexandria St., Los Angeles, Calif. No.
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