"THE RADIO GUIDE"
"The New Zealand Eadio Guide and Call Book, 1930," has;been issued, and can be recommended to all classes of listeners and experimenters as excellent value for the money. It contains a number of light theoretical articles and a great deal of good and useful advice on the general management of wireless equipment. Nowadays it is not at all easy to obtain, just when ono wants them, reliable directions for building eliminators and such apparatus, and there is an ample section giving such practical information. The book contains a list of transmitting stations with their calls, wave-lengths, power, and location, and other standard features.l Gramophone users, will appreciate a novel supplement, a stroboscopie speed tester. This is a circular diagram to be placed on the turntable of the instrument (it can very well be gummed permanently there), and when looked at under electric light gives.an immediate and exact indication of the correct speed—7B .revolutions per minute. ,-.:..■
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 125, 29 May 1930, Page 27
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158"THE RADIO GUIDE" Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 125, 29 May 1930, Page 27
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