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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
2
The text explains how close carrier waves from two stations cause whistles and how a listener's regenerative receiver can unintentionally transmit, creating interference for neighbors. It discusses tuning methods to minimize oscillation and notes varying opinions on energy transfer in single versus three circuit receivers.
The author suggests using single circuit tuners with smaller antenna series condensers and more turns in the inductance to sharpen tuning and minimize radiation. Spark stations cause interference, especially near coasts and the Great Lakes, making tuning difficult even from distant sources.
The first world radio phone exchange opens in Croydon linking the aerial traffic controller in London with pilots of air expresses to the European continent. It allows direct telephone conversations with aircraft in flight and supports 15 minute position reports to aid navigation in fog and landing.
Trusties and officials at the London Ohio state prison farm gain radio contact with the outside world via a new receiving set bought from institution funds. Officials plan to add a transmitting set soon to broadcast escape news and aid recapture efforts.
Justice Tompkins of the Supreme Court of Rockland County New Jersey sent a radio message from his steamer to his Nyack secretary. The adjournment was due to insufficient time for him to reach Nyack after docking, marking the first use of radio to arrange a court adjournment.
The bureau of standards disclosed that 20,643 copies of No. 120 on making a simple receiving set were sent from the Washington office. The circulars are sold at cost and available by sending 5 cents to the Superintendent of Documents in Washington.
A hot-wire ammeter measures current in the transmitter antenna system. The current value indicates apparatus performance and is used to tune the transmitter to resonance for maximum current in the antenna circuit.
Special radio time signals sent from NSS Annapolis for scientists in the Indian Ocean working on a solar eclipse relativity test were nearly twice as audible as those from a commercial station, the navy has advised.
An American Legion station in Nebraska broadcasts lectures on American traditions and institutions to foreign born residents within range, aiding quicker progress in assimilation and civic adaptation.
Powerful financial interests of Japan led by Viscount Shibusawa seek government backing to form a 200 million yen radio corporation, a venture valued at about 100 million dollars in the United States.
Seven states Arizona California Colorado Nevada New Mexico Utah and Wyoming sign a Colorado River compact in Santa Fe to divide water use and guide development. Herbert Hoover chairs and the agreement awaits ratification by state legislatures and Congress.
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