This July 1920 issue is the first since Radio Amateur News changed its name to Radio News. The cover art is titled “An S.O.S. or a Dream?” Articles include radio in Germany, the Otter Cliffs Naval receiving station, design of a radio receiver, and Hugo Gernsback’s editorial about radio 25 years in the future.
Contents of this Issue:
- Editorial: Radio in 1945 (H. Gernsback)
- The Otter Cliffs Naval Receiving Station (A. F. Wallis)
- Radio in Germany (R. Wilhemi)
- New Radio Apparatus
- New Device for the Radiophone
- Design of a Radio Receiving Set; Part I (L.M. Clement)
- The Wavemeter and Its Importance in Radio Transmission (Yose)
- An Experimental Wave-Tester for Receiving (Raymond (Evans)
- Awards of $100 Radiophone Prize Contest: Third Prize Winner
- Musical Reception with Continuous Waves Without Local Oscillations (Dr. L.W. Austin)
- “Radio News”
- A Synchronized Commutator Spark Coil Set (Nat Sauberman)
- The Construction of a Magnetic Aerial Switch (Herbert Webb)
- An International Alphabet (George Anston)
- Concerning Aerials (Pierre H. Boucheron)
- Radio ‘Phone Section: A Simple Radiophone (Frederick J. Rumford, E.E.)
- “The President’s Special” (Thomas W. Benson & Charles S. Wolfe)
- Radio Digest
- Club Gossip
- With the Amateurs: “9ZN”
- A Combined Aerial Switch and Sending Key
- Junior Section: Junior Radio Course: Reception for the Beginner
- Dictionary of Technical Terms Used in Radio Telegraphy and Telephony
- Junior Constructor
- I-Want-To-Know
- A Control Panel for That Portable Set of Yours
- Opportunity Ad-Lets
Publisher: Experimenter Publishing Company, Inc.
Editor: Hugo Gernsback
Issue: Volume 2: Number 1; July 1920
Pages: 68
Size: 9″ x 12″
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