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Radio News (02:10) April 1921

Hugo Gernsback, editor

1921
"The radio engineers of the Telefunken Co. have designed a special panel, on which are fixed all the instruments composing a set. The wiring is apparent and the set may be operated as a regular set. The teacher can show the various elements of the set in working order and show what happens when a change is made in the circuit or the set is tuned. This clever idea greatly helps the students to understand the practical operation of a set and at the same time shows the diagram of connections in a clearer manner than any drawing made on a blackboard."
This April 1921 issue of Radio News features the cover story “A New Radio Instructor” that describes a radio “simulator” used to teach the principles of radio. Other articles include part 3 of Who’s Who in Radio featuring Sir Oliver Lodge, the first annual amateur radio show and convention, new British apparatus, and a new German recording device.
Contents of this Issue:
  • Underground Loops (H. Gernsback)
  • Radio Communication (Dr. J. H. Dellinger)
  • Get Your Friends Interested
  • New Universal Range Receiver (Arthur H. Lynch)
  • Some New British Apparatus
  • Tests of Insulating Materials for Radio Use at the Bureau of Standards (S. R. Winters)
  • Aeroplanes and Radiogoniometers (Armstrong Perry)
  • Awards of $100 Portable Radio Prize Contest
  • A “B” Battery of the Edison Storage Type
  • A New Radio Instructor
  • Indoor Aerials and Choke Amplifiers (P. Jessup)
  • First Annual Amateur Radio Show and Convention
  • Eliminating Shellac in Coil Windings (William G. Wheat)
  • The Radio Dealer and the Beginner (Armstrong Perry)
  • Some Notes on Quenched Gap Transmitters (Jesse Marsten)
  • Non-Inductive Resistances and How to Make Them (P.F. Geagan)
  • Continuous Wave Multi-Stage Receiving Circuits (John Scott-Taggart)
  • New German Radio Recording Device
  • The H.C. of L. and Burned Out Amplifying Transformers (Cyril O. Smith)
  • An Ideal Receiving Set for Short and Long Wave-Lengths (E.G. Shalkhauser)
  • Short Wave Radio Vacuum Tube Transmitter and Regenerative Receiver with Two-Step Audio Frequency Amplifier (Walter Hyndman, I.A.T.)
  • Construction of Transformers (Ben H. Woodruff)
  • Conduction of Electricity Thru Vacuum and Gases With Applications to Design of Radio Apparatus (E.M. Sargent) First Part
  • Who’s Who in Radio No. 3: Sir Oliver Lodge, D.Sc., LL.D., F.R.S.
  • With the Amateurs
  • Correspondence from Readers
  • Club Gossip
  • Radio Digest
  • Found by Radio (Harry Welton)
  • The Radio Constructor: Two-Step Audiotron Amplifier (Frederick J. Rumford, E.E.)
  • A Synchronous Rotary Gap (William Sambur)
  • Ideal Portable Aerial for Vacationists (Clayton B. Le Gallez)
  • Junior Section: The Regenerative Receiver
  • A Complete Receiving Set for 25 cents (John D. Adams)
  • Junior Constructor
  • I-Want-To-Know
  • News From My Station (G. Ridleak V.T.)
  • Opportunity Ad-Lets


Publisher:
Experimenter Publishing Company, Inc.
Editor: Hugo Gernsback
Issue: Volume 2: Number 10; April 1921
Pages: 88
Size: 9″ x 12″
Digital edition © 2006 Curtis Philips. All Rights Reserved.

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