Heinl radio business letter (July-Dec 1930)

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CENSUS SHOWS RADIO INDUSTRY’S GROWTH The Bureau of the Census announces that, ac¬ cording to a preliminary tabulation of the data collected in the Census of Manufactures taken in 1930, the total value (at f.o.b. factory prices) of radio equipment, phonographs, and parts and accessories shipped or delivered in 1929 by manufacturers in the United States amounted to $439,961,776, an increase of 62.6 per cent as compared with $270,497,270 reported for 1927, the last preceding census year. The total for 1929 is made up as fol¬ lows: 600,872 phonographs, valued at $20,559,516; 152,106 com¬ bination phonographs and radios, $22,193,702; 4,938,099 radio receiving sets (tube type, not including tubes), $250,602,162; other types of receiving sets, $472,803; 2,243 transmitting sets, $5,788,077; 3,301,314 loud speakers, $30,279,287; 5,204,505 radio transformers, $9,478,891; radio parts and accessories,* $57,027,008; phonograph cabinets, records, parts, and accessories, $43,560,330. Detailed statistics for 1929 are given in the following table. These figures are preliminary and subject to revision. Kind Number Value Radio equipment, phonographs, and parts and accessories, aggregate value (1) $439,961,776 Phonographs, including dictat¬ ing machines (2) 600,872 20,559,516 Combination phonographs and radios 152,106 22,193,702 Radio receiving sets (not in¬ cluding tubes) : For six tubes or fewer For seven tubes or more Not reported by size Other sets 637,921 4,000,494 299,684 (3) 31,264,855 195,926,495 23,410,812 472,803 Transmitting sets Loud speakers Transformers 2,243 3,301,314 5,204,505 5,788,077 30,279,287 9,478,891 Radio accessories and parts kits, amplifiers, power packs, microphones, controls, etc. 57; 027, 008 6