-"PipP'' w \ £' Jr \ '""- ' ;'■ •' - u - iiMttftfo' ' • * THE MAGIC EYE Koneednote to rely on tsar and fingers /or fine tuning. This invention shows the fluorescent screen of a miniature cathode ray tube as a beam of light In the iris of an eye. Thl* beam contracts am you approach your »ta Hon. expand* an you pass it. Wh#* the beam la smallest, tne station is perfectly tuned. S.T.C. GIVES YOU Radios latest advancement... WITH MAGIC EYE S.T.C. has taken the guesswork out of tuning. No more blurred tone or fuzzy distortion; no blaring. Now you can tune with the volume off...for the magic eye will tell you visually when you're dead on your station. Magic eye Is but one of the 1936 S.T.C. advancements. Other highlights include exquisite airflow cabinets, Raytheon metal valves for new quiet and revolutionary short-wave performance, metal dust transformer cores for greater gain in output stages, oversize S.T.C; speakers for colourful tone and high fidelity. A demonstration proves no other Radio offers so much as S.T.C. yet S.T.C. costs no more than an ordinary set. Priced from £lB-18s. easy terms available. m 3SS m. m M it* S.T.C. vital factor in Hendan i t • safety record. WciUi/Wcwt; KADIO S.T.C. equipment in all big Australian Stations. greatest Broadcasting ins S.T.C equipped m w Leading hospitals use S.T.C j equipment. ."\ AUCKLAND: J. R. Haydon, British Chambers, High Street; Fisher's Radio, Queen Street; Carlton Radios, Beresford Street; Ernest Eady, Civic Buildings, Wellesley Street. AVONDALE: Paragon Radio, 35 Roberton Road. HAMILTON: The Electrical Conduction Co. of N.Z. MATAMATA: C. J. Fleming. IF- M J Hillier NORTH SHORE: Radio Teat Laboratories, 130 The Strand, Takapuna. OPOTIKI. C. J. Hcmmg. v jfc. Rurrnft PUKEKOHE: N. D. Booth. RAETIHI: G. W. Smithson. TAURANGA: W. H. C. Murray. TE AROHAt OTOROHANGAt St t / TE KAIJWHATAt Polh.m & Beiibie Ltd. TE KUITIi Phoeni* Motor.. THAMES AND PAEROA: luuc Brown. WHrNTApri N S
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22540, 3 October 1936, Page 12 (Supplement)
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