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RADIO DIGEST — Illustrated
April 5, 192J/
THE
AIR IS FULL OF THINGS YOU SHOULDN'T MISS
Eveready "B" Battery No. 766
22/4 volts. Six Fahnestock Spring Clip Terminals, giving variable voltage from l6'/i to 22 }£ volts, in iK-volt steps. Length, 6}i in.; width, 4^i in.; height, S%ia. Weight, 5 lbs.
Why Big Cells Count
in Radio "B" Batteries
THIS handsome metal case Eveready "B" Battery No. 766 costs only two-thirds more than the smallest Eveready "B" Battery, but it contains seven times the electricity / This makes the No. 766 over four times as economical as its baby brother. That is why most people buy it.
Its fifteen large cells give 22V4 volts of strong, steady energy day after day. Cells that pour out power the moment you turn on your tubes. Cells that rest well when idle, renewing their vigor for your next demands.
No cells have a bluer 'blooded ancestry than these. They are the product of thirty years of dry battery research and development of the world's foremost
electro-chemical laboratories. We think that No. 766 is the handsomest battery ever made. But that is a matter of opinion. It is a matter of engineering record, however, that this great standard "B" Battery has proved itself as perfect in performance as we are convinced it is superfine in appearance.
The 4 5 -volt Eveready No. 767 contains the same large powerful cells as the No. 766. For maximum "B" Battery economy, therefore, buy the 22 lA -volt Eveready No. 766 or the 45-volt Eveready No. 767, as you prefer. Here is the "B" Battery at its best.
NATIONAL CARBON COMPANY, Inc.
Headquarters for Radio Battery Information New York San Francisco
Canadian National Carbon Company. Limited. Factory and Offices: Toronto, Ontario
Eveready
6-volt Storage "A" Battery
If you have any radio battery problem, write to G. C. Furness, Manager, Radio Division, National Carbon Company, Inc., Thompson Ave. and Orton St., Long Island City, N. Y. Informative and money-saving booklets on "A," "B" and "C" Batteries sent free on request.
Eveready »
Radio "A"
Dry Cell
Specially
manufactured
for use with
dry cell
tubes
No. 767
"B" Battery ,45 volt*
Variable taps
Fahnestock Clips
No. 771
"C" Battery
Clarifies tune and
Increases "B"
Battery Life
EVEREADY
Radio Batteries
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