Projection engineering (Sept 1929-Nov 1930)

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1 ^ New York Parks are PAM Equipped In Central Park, New York, the prq: grams such as Goldman's Band, speeches originating in the shell, etc., are picked up and amplified by a PAM amplifier similar to that illustrated at the left and fed over the wires to twenty-five municipal parks in other sections of the city. One of New York Parks 2-V PAM 19 In each of these other parks is installed a 2-V PAM 19, shown above, which supplies reproducers located at proper points, thus permitting simultaneous quality reproduction at widely separated points. The parks in your city are logical prospects for a similar type of equipment. Have you seen your park authorities? A new 16-page bulletin giving mechanical and electrical characteristics, representative installations, and many new PAM amplifiers will be sent upon receipt of 10c in stamps to cover postage. When writing ask for bulletin No. PE-1. Main Office: Canton, Mass. MANUFACTURERS SINCE 1862 Factories at Canton and Watertown, Mass.