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August/September 1940 National Radio News
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Aug/Sep 1940 National Radio News  [Table
of Contents] These articles are scanned and OCRed from old editions of the
National Radio News magazine. Here is a list of the
National Radio News articles I have already posted. All copyrights are hereby acknowledged. |
August/September 1940
Vol. 9, No. 4
Our Cover Photograph
The fabrication of high-quality modern broadcast transmitters requires the efforts of many skilled hands, from the time of welding the first framework to the final assembly, inspection and running test. In our cover photograph you see trained radio men at work on five units, while the panel is being attached to the sixth unit at the extreme right. These units will be used in Western Electric broadcast transmitters. Photo by courtesy of Specialty Products Division, Kearny, N. J. Works, Western Electric Company.
| "F-M" Put on Commercial Basis | 9 |
| Novel Radio Items, by L.J. Markus | 15 |
| F-M Receivers and Their Alignment, by Joseph Kaufman | 16 |
Posted March 11, 2014
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