Official 1935 Shortwave Radio Manual
edited
by Gernsback & Secor
reprinted by Lindsay Publications Inc
We've offered the 1934 Shortwave Manual for years, but like all great books after you've been through it a few times, you desperately wish there were more to read. And now there is!
I never expected to find a completely different 1935 edition. But I did and it's here for you to dig through.
Like the '34 edition, the first part of this book contains articles, bits and pieces from the pages of Shortwave Craft Magazine that will show you how to build a one tube pocket set, a one-tube all electric oscillodyne, the two tube "Champ", the "Duo-Amplidyne", the high gain battery set, an advanced 19 Twinplex, the BS-4 Speaker set (I wonder what the BS stands for...), power supply from Ford coils, a direct current six tube receiver, the "Clip-Coil 2", the "Globe Girdler 7", improvements to the Victor two tube superhet, and plenty more.
The
last part of the book devotes usually at least one page to the technical details
of a commercially available 1935 shortwave receiver. The authors claimed that
this was a "full directory of shortwave receivers" for set building and servicing.
For
instance you get details on 16 different Allied Radio Sets, 10 Atwater-Kents,
8 Crosleys, 25 Emersons, as well as many more by Federate Purchaser, General
Electric, Howard, Insuline International Radio, Lafayette, Montgomery Ward,
RCA, Sears, Sparks Withington, and others.
You
get details on three different versions of the Hammarlund Comet Pro, the Hallicrafters
Skyrider and SuperSkyrider, The National HRO, SRR, SW-3, and portable transceiver,
and McMurdo Silver Masterpiece III. I count more than 239 different shortwave
radios in all!
If you build, collect, research, or just remember, this is worth having. Fun reading for radio nuts. That's you, ain't it? Get one! 8-1/2 x 11 softcover 240 pages
No. 22768 ...$18.95
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