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Evening Post, Volume CXXXII, Issue 83, 4 October 1941, Page 7

elsen aerial IMPROVE YOUR RECEPTION SERIES CONDENSERS wwn ncw^r i ivn j^^^>i>MM . M^ Aerial series condensers can make your set more j^^***j^^^ffiN selective and increase the volume. The condenser is simply placed in the aerial lead— that is, the aerial iNHfeßffipHßHll is joined to one terminal on the condenser, the other j^DjlMfiEjXj^Hll|fe condenser terminal is connected to the aerial terminI^H&K^S^HIIIu .aLpnthe set. The condenser tunes the aerial and -^^B^W^^B^BJBW-li^will be found that at certain settings the sensitiIV ■SS^B^lllr Vl^Y °^ le set 's mcreasec^«"" the selectivity improved. (■« ESflEJAmill The Telsen Aerial Series Condenser incorporates a » JHHJBjHII shorting switch so that at its maximum position a IhJj^^E^^KUH straight-through connection is given. Connect one y&JEKSUKfwEr oi these condensers to your set; the improvement in results will more than repay you for the small outlay. .his Condenser provides an ideal selectivity and volume control. The maximum capacity is -.0003 mfd., and has an extremely low minimum capacity. The switch arm is attached to the spindle, whereby the Condenser is short circuited at its maximum position, giving a straight through aerial connection when desired. This results in a wide range of control. R/9 Supplied complete with knob. each ** V THE LAMPHOUSE, II Manners St., Wellington

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