Radio Broadcast (May-Oct 1925)

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RADIO BROADCAST ADVERTISER 149 f f YOU are planning to build a radio receiver and you want to know what kind to make. Shall it be a onetube reflex, or a four-tube ultra-sensitive tuned and neutralized radio-frequency receiver using regeneration and push-pull amplification? The book which will satisfy the needs of every radio constructor, Radio Broadcast's Knock-Out Receivers, contains instructions on how to build these — in fact it tells how to make eight separate receivers. There is no better group of receivers from which to pick the type to build than those contained in Radio Broadcast's Knock-Out Receivers because they have been designed by experts to fit the need of the broadcast listener. All of them can be built from standard parts. Complete information is contained in the book (which has one hundred pages), for building these receivers, but no blue prints can be sold with it. Well known radio authors like Walter Van B. Roberts, Zeh Bouck, Kenneth Harkness, John B. Brennan,and others have written the descriptions. This book is now being printed and deliveries will be made at once. It will be sent to any address on receipt of $1.00. DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY, Garden City, New York Please find enclosed $1.00 for Radio Broadcast's Knock-Out Receivers to be sent to RBM Reg. U. S. Patent Offiee For Sensitivity — Selectivity — Distance Transcontinental Low Loss Tuner You love to labor — then make the most of it. To just build a radio set is not sufficient — the receiver you labor on should be the best. Many radio fans using the Transcontinental Low Loss Tuner report having heard European Stations during the International Test Week. These remarkable 3 -circuit tuners can be purchased at any good Radio Store. List Price, $7.00 Jobbers and distributors wanted TRANSCONTINENTAL SALES CO. 241 Market St. Newark, N. J. RUDYARD KIPLING The finest of all gifts— a com,' plete set of Kipling. (In cloth or leather. AT ALL BOOK STORES NOW I ! Direct . — from ■ _ j> factory / • io ifou! THE RABAT SENIOR 4200 MIL.AMP§. CAPACITY For a Limited Time Only You can purchase for $3.50 a 12 cell 24 volt RABAT SENIOR battery. Saving $6.io thru direct buying. 24 cell 48 volt size $7.00 Rabat Senior batteries are neat, powerful, noiseless. Separate clear glass cells and patented rubber cork with heavy duty plates 3/16' x 1" x 2 1/2 with staggerd ribbed grid form the backbone of this sturdy battery Shipped completely charged ready to use. Order now, save $6.10 Rabat Super Charger $3.00 c. o. d. Specially designed to satisfactorily recharge any storage "B" battery. Shipped complete ready to use, including lamp socket, attachment plug and cord. You save 51.80 by ordering direct. Send No Money but order today. After examining and approving these batteries pay Expressman the small c. o. d. charges. RABATS are guarantc d two years. THE RADIO RABAT COMPANY 1757 ST. CLAIR AVENUE CLEVELAND, OHIO Tested and approved by Radio Broadcast ^