Radio broadcast .. (1922-30)

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220 RADIO BROADCAST ADVERTISER Bridge great distances The new PRIESS "9" NINE brings in remote stations with astounding quality — even when the locals are at the height of their broadcasting Deep, sonorous bass notes as well as the faintest sounds of a violin—there are no "squeaks" or "howls"—no background noises. Instead a tone quality to marvel at. Because of its matchless selectivity the Priess Nine is ideally suited for use in cities and other congested broadcasting districts—it goes through the locals as though they were not there. Fourteen years of RADIO experience are back of every Priess set. A home demonstration involves no obligation and is a guarantee of your satis- faction. Write for names of dealers. Console $335 The one set for city use Enclosed panel oper- ated loop and built- in loud speaker. A splendid piece of fur- niture in addition to its radio perfection. NINE TUBES give tre- mendous power. Sin- gle dial control and direct reading wave length. No outside aerial. No lightning hazard. Pricss known quality and value. STRAIGHT*-! NINE "Outstanding radio performance and value on the market today — without exception" PRIESS RADIO CORPORATION 686 Broadway, New York Authorized Priess Dealers show this sign in their windows Table model $195 BUILD the Browning'Drake Receiver described in the September RADIO BROADCAST with the aid of full-sized Blueprints. Complete construe' tional and wiring information together with instruction booklet may be obtained for One Dollar. Send remittances to RADIO BROADCAST Magazine, Book Dept., Garden City, N. Y. "Rapid" Engraving Machine You can make money Engraving ( l$adio Panels I YOU CAN EARN SEVERAL DOLLARS AN HOUR ENGRAVING PANELS FOR SET BUILDERS With one of these machines you can engrave panels for amateurs building their own sets or sets for others. En- graves letters, figures, radio symbols, trade-marks, special designs, etc. Will engrave on Bakelite, Celeron, Hard Rubber, Aluminum, Brass and Soft Steel. Complete equipment furnished with machine. <Pr,« JU35.00 . I. Fits AH Tubes that last mite IRGAI SOCKETS Mr. Keith Henney, director of Broad- ^ cast Laboratory and developer of R. B. Lab. Circuit, and Mr. John B. Brennan, technical editor, recommend Airgaps for that circuit (November issue page 36) because, as there stated, they introduce a minimum of gridplate capacity and aid in preventing ob- jectionable feedback. At all dealers or direct .^L- postpaid 6oc. each ^ AIRGAP PRODUCTS COMPANY Mfr. 11 Campbell Street Pioneers in the Radio Industry RADIO PANEL, OF GENUINE BAKELITE Cut, drilled and engraved to order. Send rough ske" for estimate. Our New Catalog on Panels, Tubes n Rods—all of genuine Bakelite—mailed on request. STARRETT MFG. CO. 521 S. Green Street Chicago, 1 75AWEEM BUllDING RADIO SETSjgJ In Your Spate iffj&t Time ^^ Join the Radio Association of America. Learn how to build and repair sets. The Association will train you— start you out in business, if you wish. Be the radio "doctor" of your community. $3 an hour upwards easily made. EARNS $500 IN SPARE HOURS "I have at last found myself," writes Lyle Follick, Lansing, Mich. "I have already made over $500." Werner Eichler, Roch- ester, N. Y., writes, "... have made over $50 a week in my spare time." Our members are starting radio stores, increasing their salaries, securing better positions, passing radio operator examinations, earning big money in spare time. JOIN ASSOCIATION NOW! Are you interested in radio for pleasure or profit? Join now because we have a Special Plan whereby your membership need not cost you a cent. Only limited number of these memberships acceptable. Write now for details ' — before it is too late. MAIL THIS COUPON Dept. IM-J. 4.*>i:t KavctiNWOod Avp., Chlrago. Send me details of your Special Radio Association Membf ship Plan. Name... ................................................................................. Address .............................................................................. City ............................................................ State .................. Examined and approved by RADIO BROADCAST