Mystery radio reception puzzling experts at Brandamore
Philadelphia reports a mysterious five mile railroad aerial that lets listeners hear distant European programs on a simple telephone receiver. Bell Company engineers and Reading officials study the so called phantom set, tracing how the London Paris and Berlin broadcasts are picked up nightly near Brandamore Pennsylvania.
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Do It Yourself Radio Aerial and Phone Tips
Short Cuts advises making a simple binding post adapter from copper or brass with a screw nut. It suggests using a U V 202 or VT 2 tube to boost volume and describes a summertime aerial using bare copper between window screens or a tin pie plate as lead-in. It also recommends quick switching from phones to loudspeaker with two tip jacks on the panel.
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