Harold W. Arlin to leave KDKA for Mansfield post
Harold W. Arlin, longtime chief announcer of KDKA since 1920, resigns to become manager of personnel for Westinghouse Electric Products in Mansfield Ohio. He will continue with Westinghouse while moving. Arlin is credited with pioneering radio announcing and has introduced numerous notable figures to listeners worldwide.
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Radio announcer announces renewal with old company
The speaker notes his first meeting with the radio station is a renewal of acquaintance rather than an introduction. He explains he is giving up radio announcing but will remain with his old company in a role that preserves the fascination of interacting with people through radio. Mr Arlin hails from Missouri and earned a B.S. in electrical engineering from the University of Kansas.
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How to wind primary coils over secondary windings
A practical guide describes a neater method for wiring primary coils by placing binding posts at each tube end, adding panel rubber washers and a panel bridge to connect the ends, and fastening the primary ends to posts before securing them. This creates an insulated bridge over windings and improves aerial and ground connections.
Toroid Coil Design Aims For Better Radio Receivers
Progress in toroid winding shows a circular coil form reduces faults in radio coils. Ensuring correct inductance and practical size, researchers find five to six inches outside diameter optimal for efficiency. Winding methods include laying wires shoulder to shoulder and bending into a circle with tape securing one side.
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Carrier Waves Like Circles in Water Reflected Radio Waves
A comparison explains that an omnidirectional radio wave from a station antenna is like ripples from a stone dropped in water, while directional waves are created by half circle aerials with high power. A China radio exhibit in Shanghai promoted by the International Amateur Radio Association of China drew a large crowd. In BC a push seeks a law setting minimum wages for male workers in industry.
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Mike Frightens Some Speakers in Radio Coil Study
Professor William Monahan of Massachusetts Agricultural College discusses radio speaking nerves and microphone presence. He advises speakers to maintain calm, project ideas clearly, and overcome stage fright to communicate effectively to large audiences via radio.
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Mineichusetts Agricultural College
Amherst
Mian
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