This issue of Radio News is from September 1920. The cover art is titled “Teaching Her Wireless.” Articles include an editorial by Hugo Gernsback on radio concerts, amateur radio time signals, an amateur station operated on a commercial scale, and a radio story, “Mystic Waves.”
Contents of this Issue:
- Radio Concerts (H. Gernsback)
- “Wired Wireless” Experiments in the United States (John W. Kean)
- “Wired Wireless” Experiments in Germany (Dr. Alfred Gradenwitz)
- New Radio Apparatus: An Interesting “Buzzer” Radiophone
- Radiophone Station of Morton W. Stearns
- Time Signals by Amateur Radio
- Amateur Workmanship: A Three-Stage Amplifier Built by an Amateur
- Radio Frequency Amplification: Discussion of the Method of Radio Frequency Amplification Using Super-Audible Beats as Proposed by Major E. H. Armstrong (A.S. Blatterman)
- An “Amateur” Station Operated on a Commercial Scale (Arthur H. Lynch)
- Radio Constructor: A Trans-Oceanic Receiver
- Another Double Speed Key
- Radio Phone Section: Radio Telephony Simplified (H.L. Beedenbender)
- An Experimental Regenerative Receiver Circuit (H.S. Gowan)
- “One of the Gang” (Miss Marianne C. Brown)
- Ideas—Sixth Spasm (Thos. W. Benson)0A Magnetic Sending Key (C.C. Wuth)
- “Mystic Waves” A Radio Story based upon actual happenings (Robert W. Allen)
- Radio Digest
- Concerning Our Recent Prize Contest
- With the Amateurs: Station of Elmer B. Hilb; First Prize Winner
- Junior Section: Junior Radio Course: Early Forms of Detectors
- Dictionary of Technical Terms Used in Radio Telegraphy and Telephony
- Junior Constructor
- I-Want-To-Know
- Correspondence From Readers
- Opportunity Ad-Lets
Publisher: Experimenter Publishing Company, Inc.
Editor: Hugo Gernsback
Issue: Volume 2: Number 3; September 1920
Pages: 64
Size: 9″ x 12″
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