Radio Broadcast (May-Oct 1922)

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RADIO BROADCAST ADVERTISER Giblin-Remler Cf\Jl C INDUCTANCE V-'Vyll-iO Type and Number of Turns, Mounted Price, Mounted Type and Number of 1 Turns, Unmounted RG 20M 1 50 RG 20U RG 25M 1 50 RG 25U RG 35M 1 50 RG 35U RG 50M 1 60 RG 50U RG 75M 1 65 RG 75U RG 109M 1 70 RG lOOU RG 150M 1 .75 RG 150U RG 200M i .80 RG 200U RG 250M 1 .90 RG 25CU RG 309M 2 00 RG 300U RG 400M 2 .10 RG 400U RG 500M 2 30 RG 500U RG 600M 2 49 RG 600U RG 750M 2 65 RG 750U RG lOOOM 3 40 RGICOOU RG 1250M 3 80 RG125CU RG 1500M 4 .40 RG)500U .70 .70 .70 .80 .85 .90 .95 1.00 1.10 1.20 1.30 1.50 1.60 1.85 2.50 2.90 3.f0 i h .030 .041 .083 .169 .377 .666 1.503 2.68 4.20 6.11 11.04 17.50 29.2 39.0 71.6 108.0 159.8 si 5S„ 39 47 87 114 163 217 281 374 424 494 618 747 1024 1249 1620 1930 2300 V I u ■ c"^ 14.3 15.2 25.4 21.6 19.8 19.9 14.8 14.7 12.1 11.2 9.7 9.0 10.1 11.3 10.3 9.7 9.3 Wave Length Range in Meters using Condenser of .001 max. and .0004 mfd Min. 63 75 128 185 266 358 512 690 860 1030 1380 1730 2260 2660 3570 4380 5300 M, ax. 334 389 550 785 1170 1550 2320 3110 3880 4680 6300 7900 10250 11850 16000 19700 23800 High Frequency Resistance in Ohms at Wave Length Show 200 50S 1000 2000 1000 69.8 2U00 1.1 1.5 3.5 28.3 80.3 2000 23.8 50.6 87.5 141 5800 111 4.4 12.1 26.8 5000 7.1 12.5 19.9 29.3 54.6 93.1 10000 43.8 64 123 6.2 12.6 10000 13.8 22.3 34.9 20000 This table compiled by Laboratory, Robert F. Field of Cruft High Tension Electrical Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. Maximum Inductance and Minimum Distributed Capacity The Ideal Loading Coil These new inductance coils will increase the wavelength range of your short wave receiving set. There is nothing more fascinating than the reception of radio messages from high-power stations located thousands of miles away. These stations use wavelengths between 1000 and 25,000 meters. This is far above the receiving range of the average receiver designed for amateur broadcast reception. Inserting Giblin-Remler Coils of the proper values (determined from the table shown on this page) and shunted by a variable condenser, in series with the antenna circuit and the secondary circuit of your receiver, will increase its wavelength range any desired amount. The Grtblin-Remler Coil makes possible the reception of high-power, long wave foreign stations, as well as time signals, press and weather reports from various naval stations throughout the United States. Remler Radio Mfg. Co. E. T. CUNNINGHAM, General Manager 248 First Street, San Francisco, Calif. 154 W. Lake Street, Chicago, 111.