Simple Radio Set Construction Guide from Old Assembly Tutorial
A detailed, period style guide explains building a basic nonregenerative vacuum tube radio set. It lists required components including A and B batteries, an insulated tube coil, a tuning coil with a slider, and a UV Zoo vacuum tube detector. Assembly steps cover winding, shellac, slider wiring, mounting on a base board, and wiring schematics.
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Great Australian wireless station planned for Melbourne
Australia plans a major radio network to link directly with Great Britain. The Melbourne plant will be three times as powerful as any European station today with two years to complete central and feeder towers. The system will enable direct talks for long hours, using English equipment imported for the main station and Australia made for feeders at a total cost near 5 million dollars.
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Melbourne
Great Britain
Cena
Watn
England
Australis
Radio in Daily Life Sparks Curiosity Across Arts and Education
Short flashes describe radio use from San Francisco concerts to New York drills and seaside youths wearing ear pieces. Educational experts cheer radio as a tool for subnormal minds, while dentists find radio helps distract patients during treatment.
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San Francisco
Sehenectady
N.Y
New York
Governor's Island
Pacific Coast
Two Toed Sloth Talks With Gavial About Life
A lively dialog from a zoological vignette features the Two Toed Sloth and a Gavial discussing sociability and viewpoint. The sloth explains his plan to eat and enjoy zoo life while proving sociable, noting his northern India habitat, long tail limbs, upside down travel, and preference for fruit. Snakes nearby debate feeding on their young, adding suspense to the scene.
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Gavin
Crocodile
Gavini
Gavinl
Gaviat
India
Ganges
Gaviel
South America
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