Radio Broadcast (May-Oct 1926)

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RADIO BROADCAST ADVERTISER 443 UNIVERSAL "TIP-IN" METER and Table-Mounting Block A HOYT 17-B Voltmeter, with high-resistance, movingcoil movement, and a handcalibrated scale, 0-6 volts, marked in red at 3. Two tips are provided at the rear, for insertion in the panel tip-iacks, provided for the purpose in the R. C. A. Radiolas Nos. 20, 25. 26, and 28, and all the similar sets. A unique construction enables the meter to be turned vertically, horizontally or at any other angle for easy reading, and to fit tip-jacks spaced over a wide range of dimensions. It is truly a universal "tip-in" voltmeter. Hoyt builds this beautifully finished solid mahogany block with three large binding posts and two tip-jacks. The "Tip-In" Voltmeter fits in these tip-jacks and becomes a two-range table voltmeter for "A" and "B' batteries, and for general testing of circuts in Radio sets. A multiplier in the block gives the B-batterv range of 0-180 volts. Price — Block with voltmeter $10.00 Block only 2.50 Meter only 7.50 Write for new edition of catalogue — "HOYT Meters for Radio." A BURTON-ROGERS COMPANY Boston Mass. National Distributors Goodrich Silvertown The Radio Panel Supreme! 1 Easier to drill and machine. 2 Better color, lasting lustre. 3 Lower free sulphur — no discoloration. 4 Higher softening point — no warping. (joodrich V. T. Sockets Spaghetti Tubing Radiophone Ear Cushions Battery Mats •fa Hard Rubber Tubes for Qoils The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company Established 1870 Akron, Ohio It's Here! PRICE Complete with Raytheon Tube $3750 B BATTERY ELIMINATOR No Fixed Voltage Taps: With the Kingston three different voltages are obtainable at the same time. Extreme Flexibility: Each tap is ad' justable over a wide range, making any voltage from 5 to 150 possible. The Raytheon Tube: The Raytheon Tube is used as a rectifier — only the highest quality is used in the Kingston. Is Without Noise: The Kingston oper' ates with extreme quietness and with' out vibration, and will not heat. No Acid or Solution: No trouble to operate, and operation cost is extremely low. Will not get out of order. THE KINGSTON B BATTERY ELIMINATOR, a quality product throughout, ma ks a new era in radio reception. Made of the finest materials, absolutely guaranteed to give complete satisfaction, handsomely finished in black and nickel, and backed by a vigorous national advertising and merchandising campaign, dealers everywhere will find it one of their most popular items. W rite at Once for Full Particulars •fa Tested and approved by Radio Broadcast -Jr