This is the May 1921 issue of Radio News. The cover art is recreated from a photo (With the Amateurs article) sent in by a reader showing his dog listening to “his master’s voice.” Other articles cover new radio legislation, the expiration of a Marconi patent, new double-grid vacuum tube radio circuits, a long-range receiver, and part 4 of the Who’s Who in Radio series featuring Greenleaf Whittier Pickard.
Contents of this Issue:
- Editorial: New Radio Legislation (H. Gernsback)
- The Resonance Wave Coil (S.R. Winters)
- A New Type of Variometer (E.B. Landon)
- An Inexpensive C.W. Transmitter (Arthur H. Lynch)
- New Device to Obtain A.C. From a D.C. Source (D.R. Clemons)
- The Design and Construction of an Efficient Detector Amplifier (Cyril T. Atkinson)
- Marconi Patent Expires (Thomas Appleby)
- The Latest in Automatic Transmitters
- Some New Circuits for Radio-Telegraphy Employing a Double-Grid Vacuum Tube (John Scott-Taggart)
- Recent Developments in Loop Aerials
- Some Operating Characteristics of Electron Tubes (W.C. White, E.E.)
- Simple Measurements and Calculations for the Amateur Station Owner (P.R. Geagan)
- Remote Control Antenna Switch (Norman A. Nyquist)
- 2AD Explains
- Winding Duo-Lateral Coils (Victor Andrew)
- A Long Range Receiver (Joseph G. Reed)
- Long Distance Hook-Up (William Bessey)
- Conduction of Electricity Thru Vacuum and Gases With Applications to Design of Radio Apparatus (E.M. Sargent) Part Two
- Radio Digest
- Who’s Who in Radio: Greenleaf Whittier Pickard, A.A.A.S.
- Unnecessary Interference (Charles Reberger)
- Correspondence from Readers
- The Radio Constructor: A Honeycomb Coil Tuner (Paul G. Watson)
- Portable Radiofone Set (Robert I. Toran)
- Improved Homemade “B” Battery (Adam Kristiniak, Jr.)
- Some Practical Radiofone Experiments (G. Ridleak, V.T.)
- The Death Dash (“Sparks”)
- With the Amateurs: J.E. Brown’s Station
- Junior Section: Junior Radio Course: Radiotelefony
- Junior Constructor
- A New Radio Bill
- Club Gossip
- I Want To Know
- Opportunity Ad-Lets
Publisher: Experimenter Publishing Company, Inc.
Editor: Hugo Gernsback
Issue: Volume 2: Number 11; May 1921
Pages: 88
Size: 9″ x 12″
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