Broadcasts from KOA and many stations enliven March
Radio fans are promised a busy March schedule with KOA Denver broadcasting operas and concerts from March 6 to 15. Highlights include Gilbert and Sullivan favorites, Arion Trio music, the Argonne Post American Legion Banjo Club, and Governor Baker speaking at a Sedalia program. Additional programs feature VOX with Nathaniel Shilkret conducted ensembles, the Victor program March 12, and KOA’s afternoon organ recital from Denver’s Unitarian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Argonne Post American Legion Banjo Club
WHO
Es ‘Moines
Victor
International
Chestra
Nathaniel Shilkret
Billy Murphy
Rudy Wiedeefelt
Henry Burr
KOA
Unitarian Church of Denver
Rocky Mountain Broadcasting
Department of Plant and Structures
WNYC
Brunswick Hour of Music
Brunswick
KYW
Chicago
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WRC
Washington
WJZ
New York
WGY
Schenectady
Note on Marking Wires for Safer Assembly
Instruction describes marking both sides with a number to prevent mistakes when removing wires for re pairing. It emphasizes clarity and ease of assembly.
Distortion and Howls Lessened by Matched Tithes
The note suggests many distortion effects in multiple sets can be removed through the use of matched tithes. It emphasizes alignment of components to reduce undesirable noise and improve overall sound quality.
Peru to Get First Broadcasting Station Soon
Reports to the Department of Commerce say Peru will establish its first broadcasting station modeled after a London station at Maroni Home. The OAB station will operate on a 360 meter wavelength as the Peru audience expands with about six hundred receiving sets in use, evenly split between American and British makes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
WGY
General Electric Company
Brunswick Recording Artists
New York
WJZ
WRC
Washington
Peru
Department of Commerce
Maroni
London
OAB
Lima
Longevity of Tubes and Safe Wiring Practices
The guide advises running vacuum tubes at minimum brightness to extend life, warns that excess filament current and plate voltage can ruin thorium filaments, and suggests testing or returning tubes if brightness or plate voltage exceed 90. It also recommends adding a voltmeter for proper brightness and forbids connecting an aerial to a power pole.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goss
Petience
Bunthornes
Denver
Cilbert-Sullivan
World Theater
Omaha
WOAW
Rotary Club of
Sedalia
WOS
Jefferson City
Sam A. Baker
Missouri
WWJ
Detroit
WEAF
Far West
WHB
Robin Hood
WOAI
Robin Woodin
WOR
Newark
Chickering Hall
New York City
Mabel Thom
Serge Glemme
Maurice la Farge
KGO Players
Wilda Wilson Church
Booth Tarkington
Clarence
Arion
Palmer School of Chiropractic
W. Roy van Allen
WOC
Davenport
Hermann Sudermann
KGO
Melody Maids
Carey
Fred Groy
Elsa Behlow Thutner
Ray Nealan
Antone Tomsic
Thomas A. Boyer
Otis Players
Otis B. Thayer
KOA Orchestra
Harry A. James
Gyula Ormay
Finis S. Idleman
D. D
Central Church
Disciples of Christ
New York Federation of Churches
Idelman
Wendell Hall
Marion Martin
Firmin Swinnen
Marcel GrandjJang
WGN
Virginia
WGY Players
Frank Oliver
Radiodyne W
N. Penn
Oab Station
Crosley
Cunningham Tubes
Manhattan
Herald
Thorela
Thorophone
Erla
Frost, Remier
Bremer-Tully
Burgess
I. J. Cooper Rubber Company
Capitol Ave
Vermont St
Indianapolis
Reflex Radio Co
Riley
E. Market St
J. O. Mogg
Mi. E. Mogg Sr
M. E. Mogg Jr
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