The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-27

Lynn, interest in wireless in that town
has increased until the amateurs are
beginning to consider the formation of
a wireless class of their own Among
the sets are two regenerative, capable
OF hearing continuous wave or tele-
phone. while James Mason is building
third.
The Lynn amateurs are regularly
hearing the telephone broadcasting
stations. both the Westinghouse and
the nearer ones, and listened to the
program given by the Palladium for
the air field at Fairfield, Ohio, Satur-
day morning
Regular Work at Winchester
Winchester amateurs still persevere,
having a good record of stations heard
during the past week Among tele-
phones that they have heard are those
at Auburn, Ala; Ossinging, y. Y;
Roanoke. Va, and the Western Elec-
trio at New York, besides the regular
broadcasting stations of the east and
Middle West. Wise, Guithel and Clark
have the only stations in Winchester.
New Station at RidgeviIIe
1t is reported that a new receiving
station has just been installed at
Ridgeville. Westinghouse outfit being
used. A transmitting outfit will be put
! in later. Further information will be
given next week.
Improvement at ConnersVille
Another Westinghouse has been in
stalled by Malcolm Kingle of Corners
vile, who has been using homemade
! outfit heretofore. Connersville ANA
! teurs report the new station of the
Radio Corporation coming in very
| strong there.
| Eaton Wireless Class
| The second session of the wireless
/ class at Eaton shows increasing enthu-
! siasm and interest in the work, with
| several more prospects" for the next
! meeting. Many beginners who were
! interested but did not know how to
: break into the game" will soon be
| full tiedged amateurs. Code practise
! is engaged in every week and, together
with the discussion of wireless prin
/ ciples which follows, is giving the new
! er members a comprehensive grasp o.
| wireless telegraphy and telephony thai
! viii enable them soon to be listening
| in on their own sets.
| 1t is planned at the next session
! Friday. Dec. 80. to have a short dis
cussion of the international abbrevia
, tions and to inform the class as to the
laws governing the use of wireless.
Another station reported by Overhol
ger of Eaton which other amateur.
may wish to listen for. is NOF, the ole
| naval air station at AntaCosta. d. {
Overholzer heard it working with air
ships on about 600 meters wave length
Palladium Air Program
On Saturday morning, from SIS Il
| about 9 o'clock the Palladium tele
1 phone, by request from the expert
mental station at Fairfield, Ohio, gav'
short program. consisting of speed
and music, for the benefit of visitors tt
the field. The field had been throw
open to the public on that day, ant
desiring something extra for tn
amusement of the crowd. the radio 0I
orator arranged for the program. TIL
operators statement to Fairfield tina
the program would be given was hear
by many others Friday night and sey
eral besides the air field listened il
: Saturday morning, later eXpressin
, their appreciation.
Ripley Times In"
? 1t Is reported that a station at Whit
, Plains, Ripley county. is hearing tn
: Palladium market reports and concert
, regularly and two more stations are t
. be installed soon.
Using a Crystal
The last number of the Radio News
besides a description of the new stS
y ton at Radio Central (Rocky Poin
L. H., presents a means for receivin
continuous wave with a crystal d.
: tector that will be welcome to thos
: who have been unable to get NOR
q than spark before this
/, Hagerstown Stations
f Teetor has been getting splendid T,
suits with his Ace set which he il
q stalled recently. He has heard must
\. from WCY station at Cap May, Ne
Jersey He also reports the opeT
+, coming in good End strong from Oh
! cagO.
If Knapp, although obtaining fair r
suits with a crystal detector. has d
\ cided to install a vacuum tube detec
Il or panel, and would now be ready fC
business again BIT for the fact that til
firm with whom he deals was at pre-
ent out of the vacuum tubes. He hope