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The radio experimenter's hand book : a book to answer the practical problems of beginners and advanced students of radio experimental work

CONTENTS Chapter I — What Is the Use of Having a Radio Station? A review of the experimenters' activities, with some answers to conscientious objectors and landlords Page 7 Chapter II — What Makes the Wireless Work? Explaining in simple terms the action of a radio transmitter and receiver Page 11 Chapter III — Apparatus Used in Simple Damped Wave Transmitting Sets On the use and construction of the various instruments and the necessary qualities of purchased apparatus Page 21 Chapter IV — Setting Up and Operating a Damped Wave Transmitter Confusing questions which confront the experimenter who is putting up a transmitter are answered Page 34 Chapter V — Apparatus Used in Simple Damped Wave Receivers Two-slide tuners, detectors, buzzer tests, honeycomb coil receivers, and other instruments are discussed Page 40 Chapter VI — Setting Up and Operating a Simple Damped Wave Receiver Describing the methods of handling the apparatus, with notes on the actions which take place Page 50 Chapter VII — Radio Antennas and Grounds Various types of antennas and loops, lightning switches and grounds are taken up in this chapter Page 54 Chapter VIII — Advanced Damped Wave Receiving Apparatus Loose c

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