Radio Broadcast (Nov 1926-Apr 1927)

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RADIO BROADCAST MARCH, 1927 THE LIST OF PARTS T1.L1.C2 — Thordarson Power Compact, No. 71 . $15.00 Ci — Potter Condenser Block 12.50 Q — Polymet 4-Mfd Condenser 3-50 Cs — Two Polymet l-Mfd. Condensers . . . . 2.00 Three Airgap Sockets 1.80 Lynch Double Mount .50 Two Lynch Single Mounts .70 R; — Lynch Equalizor No. 4 1.00 Ri — Lynch Metalized Filament Resistor, 0.05 Megohms .75 R9 — Tobe Veritas, 20.000 Ohms 1 . 10 Rs — Tobe Veritas, 10,000 Ohms i.to Ri — Tobe Veritas, 2000 Ohms L.i — Thordarson Impedance, Type R-106 . T3, Ti — Two Thordarson Type R-200 Transformers R2, Po — Two Clarostat Variable Resistors Base-Board, Wire, Posts, C Battery .... ux-201-A Type Tube ux-171 Type Tube Raytheon B H Rectifier Tube .... 1 . 10 5.00 16.00 4-50 i .00 1-75 4. 50 Total $79.80 Radio Broadcast Photograph A TRANSFORMER-COUPLED AMPLIFIER-POWER SUPPLY DEVICE Designed to supply B voltage for the whole receiver. The filament of the output tube is supplied with a. c, and C voltage is also obtained from the mains for this tube. The circuit diagram gives the connections and constants used in the circuit. Above is a photograph of the complete unit which is unusually compact Radio Broadcast Photograph ANOTHER AMPLIFIER-POWER DEVICE The circuit diagram which applies to the amplifier device illustrated here is substantially the same as that shown in the box above. The 5-ohm resistance strip specified in the list of parts should be connected in series with one of the filament leads of the power transformer to drop the voltage to 5 volts. The potentiometer, R13, is connected across the filament terminals of the power tube socket in order to obtain the equivalent of a center tap. The total capacity in the filter section is 8-mfd. as opposed to the usual 12-mfd. THE LIST OF PARTS Ti — General Radio Power Transformer . . . $10.00 Li — General Radio Filter Chokes 10.00 Ci — Four American Electric Filter Condensers, 2 Mfd 7.00 C2 — Two Tobe o. l-Mfd. Buffe Condensers . . 1.40 Cb — Two American Electric Bypass Condensers, 1 Mfd. 2.40 L3 — Thordarson Choke, No. R-196 5.00 Ci — Tobe Fixed Condenser, 4-Mfd 3.50 Ti, T2 — Two Rauland Lyric Transformers. . . 18.00 Three Sockets (General Radio, Benjamin). . 1.75 R;— Rheostat, 10 Ohms .75 Resistance Strip, 5 Ohms (Taken from Old Rheostat) R2, Rj — Two Electrad Royalty Resistors, No. 2 and No. 3 3.00 Lynch Double Resistor Mounting .50 Ki — Tobe Veritas Resistor, 2000 Ohms . . . 1.10 Ri — Durham Metalized Filament Resistor 0.0; Megohms .75 Two Electrad Short Jacks . .50 Binding Posts .45 Bakelire 3 . 00 Garfield Brackets 1.25 Ria — Potentiometer, General Radio, Type 214 . i.oo ux-201-A Type Tube 1.75 ux-171 Type Tube 4.50 Raytheon Bll Rectifier Tube 6.00 Total #85.60 Radio Broadcast Photograph