This is the March 1921 issue of Radio News. The cover is titled “Short!” Articles in this issue include part two of Who’s Who in Radio featuring Dr. J. A. Fleming, coverage of the Rome transmitting station, resistance-coupled amplifiers, operating transmitter vacuum tubes on AC current, and the radio telephone station on Santa Catalina Island.
Contents of this Issue:
- The Radio Station at Rome (B. Micchiardi, G. Pession, G. Vallauri)
- Awards of $100 Portable Radio Prize Contest: Fourth Prize Winner
- Recent Attainments in Wired Radio (R. D. Duncan, Jr.)
- New Radio Instruments
- A Practical Radio Receiver (S.G. Cline)
- A Wire Length Counting Machine (Raymond Roof)
- Notes on the Functioning and Construction of Resistance Coupled Amplifiers (Robert E. Lacault)
- A Combined Short and Long Wave Receiver (Emil Spon)
- Commercial Radio Telefone at Avalon, Santa Catalina Island (G.E. Hyde)
- Universal V.T. Control (Howard S. Pyle)
- A Simple and Efficient One-Tube Circuit (G.W. Adams)
- Wireless Telegraphic Printing on the Creed Automatic System (A.A. Campbell Swinton, F.R.S.)
- Washington’s Birthday Relay
- The Latest: A Vaudeville Show by Radio 2XX
- First Amateur Transcontinental Spark Reception (Leo E.W. Kirby & R.H. Butler)
- The Use of A.C. Potential With Vacuum Tube Transmitters (Jesse Marsten)
- An Amateur’s Variable Condenser (C. Kent Duff)
- The New Paris Radio Station
- Inside Dope on “Our” Set (W.H. Winings)
- Remotely Controlled Transmitter (James W.H. Weir)
- Directions for Making an Inexpensive Oil Condenser (Chas. R. Averill)
- A Portable Receiving Set (Eugene M. Riel)
- Daniels Wants Amateurs Controlled
- With the Amateurs
- Correspondence From Readers
- Club Gossip
- Radio Digest
- Who’s Who in Radio: No. 2: Dr. J.A. Fleming
- The Radio Constructor: A Complete Radio Telefone Set (Frederick J. Rumford, E.E.)
- A Vacuum Tube Control Cabinet (Lee M. Hartwell, Jr.)
- Switch for Back of Panel Mounting (Thos. W. Benson)
- Junior Section: Junior Radio Course: Regenerative Amplification and Heterodyne Reception
- Junior Constructor
- I-Want-To-Know
- The Phantom and the Circuit (Charles Osborne Parks)
- Martian Madness (Erald Schivo)
- A Practical Wave-Length Chart (John L. Reinartz)
- Opportunity Ad-Lets
Publisher: Experimenter Publishing Company, Inc.
Editor: Hugo Gernsback
Issue: Volume 2: Number 9; March 1921
Pages: 88
Size: 9″ x 12″
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