This issue of Radio Amateur News is from February 1920. The cover story is “The Radio Compass.” Additional radio articles include the Armstrong super-autodyne amplifier, banked winding of coils, receiving undamped signals, and a new type of variable condenser.
Contents of this Issue:
- Interplanetarian Wireless (Hugo Gernsback)
- Radiophone Communication to and from Trains (J.J. Graf)
- Device to Supplant News Tickers (Guglielmo Marconi)
- The Radio Compass (J.H. Dellinger)
- The Armstrong Super-Autodyne Amplifier, Part 1 (H.W. Houck)
- The Priess Loop Set; Part 3, The Receiver (Walter J. Henry)
- A Logical Way of Making Wireless Diagrams (Herbert Webb)
- Use of Vacuum Tube for Sustaining Mechanical Oscillations
- A New System for the Reception of Undampt Waves (Lt. John Scott-Taggart, M.C.)
- Radiophone Communication To and From Trains
- Modified Government Receptor (J. Stanley Brown)
- A New Receiving System (Edward T. Jones, I.R.E.)
- Banked Winding and How It Is Done (H.C. Silent)
- Improvement in Buzzer Transmitters (Edgar Terraine Johnston)
- Using Tuning Coils and Loose Couplers in Panel Sets
- A New Receiving System (Edward T. Jones, I.R.E.)
- A New Type of Condenser for Selective Tuning (E.M. Sargent)
- A Step-Up Condenser (John G. Merne, L.M.T.)
- Honeycomb Inductance Coil Mounting (C.J. Fitch)
- “Ideas”—Third Spasm (Thomas W. Benson)
- They All Come Back! (Edward F. McMahon)
- Radio Digest
- $100 Radiophone Prize Contest
- The Experimenter in Australia
- With the Amateurs
- Club Gossip
- The Radio League of America
- Junior Section: Junior Radio Course
- New Radio Patents
- I-Want-To-Know
Publisher: Experimenter Publishing Company, Inc.
Editor: Hugo Gernsback
Issue: Volume 1: Number 8; February 1920
Pages: 64
Size: 8-1/2″ x 11-3/4″
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