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June/July 1958 National Radio News
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Jun/Jul 1958 National Radio News  Table
of ContentsThese 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. |
June/July 1958
Vol. 18, No. 3
Our Cover Photo
Cover photo for this issue shows Graduate Arthur Stopes of Auburndale, Florida, at work in his home laboratory. Mr. Stopes, a representative of the Wicks Organ Company, honorary charter member of the American Academy of Organ and member of our own Alumni Association makes his living and hobby servicing, installing, and selling electronic as well as pipe organs.
He is now working experimentally toward creation of a new electronic organ and is shown blowing into an organ pipe and checking the wave pattern on his scope. Mr. Stopes uses this precise method to produce "carbon copies" of an original tone.
| How Ohms Law is Used in Service Work, by Dale Stafford | 3 |
| Electronics-Themed Comic | 23 |
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| Article | Page |
| Editorial | 2 |
| How Ohms Law is Used in Service Work | 3 |
| Our Cover Photo | 7 |
| A Look at the Washington Hi-Fi Show | 7 |
| Trouble-Shooting a Color Resistor | 8 |
| Two Useful Tools for Service Work | 16 |
| Hi-Fi Corner | 24 |
| NRI Alumni News, Chapter Chatter | 25 |
| Graduate Page | 31 |
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