A BEGINNERS GUIDE TO RADIO (1966, 166 pages).

Specially planned for teachers and students, this elementary first course in radio transmission and reception, written in simple language which the very beginner will understand, approaches the subject from a new angle. The student is taught how to build simple receivers and the theory and function of each part is explained as the student builds.

LESSON

1. Understanding the Circuit
2. Converting the One-Valver into a Two-Valver
3. Adding a Further Low-Frequency Stage
4. The Purpose of Grid Bias
5. Automatic Bias
6. The Purpose of Decoupling
7. Adding Tone Control
8. Ohms Law
9. About Meters
10. Testing Without Instruments
11. About Inductance
12. Inductance and Capacity
13. Condensers Explained
14. The Electrolytic Condenser
15. The Superhet
16. Radio Transmission
17. About Electric Current
18. The Detector Valve
19. Methods of Coupling Valves
20. The Transformer and Output Stage
21. Reading a Circuit
22. Using Testing Instruments
23. The Characteristic Curve
24. The Loudspeaker
25. Mains Valves
26. Rectifiers, Chokes and Smoothing
27. Accumulators
28. The Transistors
Abbreviations
Useful Tables
Index

If you are new to vintage radio servicing then this book is for you!!!

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