Radio For The Amateur
Subtitle: The Underlying Principles Of Receiving And The Construction And Operation Of Receiving Sets
Publisher: Goodheart-Willcox Co.
Published: 1922
Place of publication: Chicago, USA
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: TABLE OF CONTENTS; title: (In place of the conventional Chapters, the book is divided into "Messages" from the authors to the readers.); title: Message No. 1 9; title: Purpose and Scope of the Book; title: Message No. 2 10; title: Radio Waves; title: Message No. 3 14; title: Electricity the Foundation of Radio; title: Message No. 4 32; title: Currents; title: Message No. 5 50; title: Kinds of Radio Waves; title: Message No. 6 55; title: The Pure Sound Wave; title: Message No. 7 62; title: Magnetic Effect of Straight Wire Carrying Electrical Current; title: Message No. 8 70; title: A Simple Receiving Circuit, Using an Aerial, a Ground, a Crystal Detector, and a Pair of Phones; title: Message No. 9 92; title: "Tuning the Circuit"; title: Message No. 10 114; title: The Condenser and What It Does in Radio Receiving; title: Message No. 11 118; title: Oscillating Currents Used in Radio Receiving; title: Message No. 12  124; title: Loose Coupling an Improvement Over the Single Circuit for Receiving; title: Message No. 13 140; title: How to Make a Loose Coupler; title: Message No. 14 165; title: How to Make Condensers for Loose Coupler Set; title: Message No. 15 173; title: Assembling and Using the Loose Coupler Set; title: Message No. 16 182; title: The Carborundum Detector; title: Message No. 17 195; title: Aerials; title: Message No. 18 199; title: The Audion Bulb Receiving Set