May 1936 Radio-Craft
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May 1936 Radio-Craft

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Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles from Radio-Craft, published 1929 - 1953. All copyrights are hereby acknowledged.

May 1936

Vol. VII, No. 11

Hiram P. Maxim Dies	646
Radio Month in Review	646
Decibel Level vs. Decibel Gain, by S. L. Canterbury	654
Hetro Air-Ace Series M, 9-Tube 4-Band Superhet, Radio Service Data Sheet	670
Crosley Model 1155, 11-Tube 4-Band Superhet Radio Service Data Sheet	670
Canadian Westinghouse Model 175, 7-Tube Dual-Range Superhet Radio Service Data Sheet	671
Arvin Model 35, 8-Tube Car-Radio Receiver, Radio Service Data Sheet	671
Philco Models 39 and 39A, 6-Tube Dual-Range Battery Superhet Radio Service Data Sheet	673
Philco-Packard Deluxe, 7-Tube Superhet Car Radio Service Data Sheet	673

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