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Bills ACCREDITED MB.IBER, NATIONAL HOME STUDY COUNCIL, South Dakota. POPULAR ELECTRONICS IS publishetI monthly byy Z,ITDavia Publishing Company. William B. Zia. Chairman of the Board (1946- 1953). al 434 S. W..bes,' Ave.. Chi.ago 5. Ill. Serond.elassi posi ge rani,) at Chiragn. Illinois Atinhorited hV Post Otflre Deuu,'linenl. Ottawa Caned:,. as a ,nd-elass mailer. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One year U.S. and possessions. and Canada $4.00; PunAmertcan Union Countries $4.50, all other foreign countries, $x.uQ. AmericanRadioHistory.Com JULY 1960 VOLUME 13 NUMBER 1 Electronic Construction Projects One -Transistor Pocket Radio Alvin Mason 43 Earphone Booster Amplifier Louis E. Garner, Jr. 46 Electronic Burglar Alarm Ed Duda 62 Radioman's Lamp Charles Coringella, W6NJV 69 D.P.D.T. Switches in Power Circuits Kenneth Richardson 98 Audio and High Fidelity Build a Picnic Speaker Luis Vicens 54 Inside the Hi -Fi Microphone Joseph Marshall 55 How to Extend the Life of Your Records John Milder 77 Communicating Through the Earth ..J. C. Fischesser 87 Stereo Amplifier -Preamplifier 90 Electronic Features and New Developments Operation Radio Control 39 TV Explores Deep Wells Harry J. Miller 48 New Developments in Product Design 50 Ship -Shaping Marine Radios Leo G. Sands 59 Magnetic Amplifiers-How They Work, What They Do.... Ken Gilmore 71 Test Instruments-The Sweep Generator G H. Harrison 80 Transistor Topics Lou Garner 84 Carl and Jerry: Tussle with a Tachometer John T. Frye, W9EGV 94 Amateur and SWL Notes from the Editor: SWL Registration Oliver Read, WIETI 6 FCC Report: Computers for FCC Robert E. Tall 8 DX'ing Down Below Tom Kneitel, WPE2AB 51 The Strange Inhabitants of 75 -Meter Phone.. James F. Van Delta, WA2FQZ 66 On the Citizens Band Tom Kneitel, 2W1965 76 Across the Ham Bands: Putting Up Antennas....Herb S. Brier, W9EGQ 91 Short -Wave Report Hank Bennett, W2PNA 97 Departments Letters from Our Readers 12 POP'tronics Bookshelf 18 New Products 24 Tips and Techniques 34 Cover photo courtesy ITT Laboratories Copy 'slit y 1360 by ZIFF-DAVIS PUBLISHING COMPANY. All rights reserved. 2 POPULAR ELECTRONICS AmericanRadioHistory.Com "All personnel . clear. the firing area .. stand by for countdown .. minus 10 .. YOU MAY HANDLE A SITUATION LIKE THIS... If you measure up to the Aerospace Team A man in this situation requires cool judge- will have the opportunity to work with the ment and an aptitude for advanced technical intricate equipment of the Aerospace Age-the training. This is the kind of man who can age of air and space travel. You will enjoy measure up to the qualifications of the U. S. steady advancement and solid security. And Air Force. 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