Radio Broadcast (May 1927-Apr 1928)

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RADIO BROADCAST ADVERTISER 253 A cone loud speaker A complete set of A-C tubes An "A" battery and charger combination A kit A radio table (a good one). Twenty-Five Dollars to Fifty Dollars We now leave gifts to the family and friends and consider presents for elevator boys, postmen, janitors, ice-men and others requiring special attention. A very fine cone or Balsa speaker. A veil-designed "B" and "C" batteneliminator. A kit From Fifty Dollars up We started with gifts for the family, and we conclude with the same. If there is a very expensive bit of apparatus for which you have long yearned — some deluxe speaker, perhaps a Norden Hauck Super or a Radiola Borgia model, or maybe a Wheatstone Bridge or a Leeds & Northrup type K potentiometer— why give it to the family for Christmas. And in closing let me advise you to do your Christmas shopping early — early on the morning of December twenty-fourth. TO (RADIO 'DEALERS! The R. B. Laboratory Inform' ation Sheets have been appear' ing in Radio Broadcast since June, 1926. They are a regular feature in each issue and they cover a wide range of inform' ation of value to the radio experimenter and set builder. We have just reprinted Lab. Sheets Nos. i'88 from the June, 1926, to April, 1927, issues of Radio Broadcast. They are arranged in numerical order and are bound with a suitable cover. They sell at retail for one dollar a set. Write for dealers' prices. Address your letter to Circulation Dept., RADIO BROADCAST Garden City, N. Y. A HIQH-PO WER ED 10-TUBE MODEL FOR 1928 STANDARD ADMIRALTY MODEL NORDEN-HAUCK IMPROVED SUPER-10 LICENSED UNDER HOGAN PATENT 1,014,002 "Highest Class ^Receiver in the World" This new and advanced design brings to you all the luxury and performance you could possibly desire in a radio receiver. Absolutely nothing has been omitted to provide supreme reception — a new standard previously unknown. The up-to-the-minute engineering principles found exclusively in the improved Super-10 are comparable to the high compression head and super charger in an automobile engine. In the Norden-Hauck Improved Super-10 you have — Wonderful Selectivity — Faithful Reproduction with any Degree of Volume — Signals received at only one point — Two major tuning controls for all wave lengths — Wave band 200/550 meters (adaptable down to low waves and as high as 6000 meters with removable coils) Material and workmanship conform to U. S. Navy specifications. The improved Super-10 is sold complete as a manufactured receiver, or we are glad to furnish blue prints and all engineering data for home construction. Upon request, new attractive illustrated literature will be promptly mailed to you without cost or obligation on your part. Tear off and mail today Your correspondence or inquiry for further information is cordially invited Write direct to NORDEN-HAUCK, INC. ENGINEERS "Builders of the Highest Class Radio Apparatus in the World" MARINE BLDG., PHILA., PA., U. S. A. Cable: Norhauck NORDEN-HAUCK, Inc. Marine Bldg., Phila., Pa. Gentlemen: □ Without obligation on my part send me complete literature on the new improved Super-10. □ I enclose S2.00, for which send me, postpaid, complete Blue Prints and operating instructions for the new improved Super-10. □ I enclose SI .00 for which send me Blue Prints of the Model 500 B. C. Power Unit. Name Address. !R. E. L.: YOU GET Free Technical Advice by R. E. Lacault, E. E. on Parts and Kits Purchased from Us Let Him Help You Select the Best Send for R. E. L. Handbook and Discount List R. E. LACAULT Radio Electric Laboratories 1931 Broadway New York City Read Radio Broadcast every month. You can't afford to miss an issue. Order your copy from your Newsdealer or Radio Store. If you wish to subscribe direct send $4.00 for one year or $6.00 for two years. DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY Garden City, N. Y. Learn the Code at Home With the Omnigraph Morse and Wireless — taught at home in half usual time and at trifling cost. Omni' graph Automatic Transmitter will send, on Sounder or Buzzer, unlimited messages, any speed, just as expert operator would. Adopted by U. S. Govt, and used by leading Universities, Colleges, Technical and Telegraph Schools throughout U. S. Send 6c for Catalog. OMNIGRAPH MFG. CO., 13K, Hudson St., New York MAX, Latest advanced circuit. All Bteel chassis totally shielded. Balanced parts of best quality. Marvelous power and selectivity. Gets the loner range stations as clear as a bell. One dial single control. An unsurpassed value — just one of our many mighty bargains. FREE Log and Call Book / /?, end BfgNew Catalog— just off the press. Full of / r> A Radio Bargains. Send for your free copy now! / tj^OAffj^ American Auto & Radio Mfg. Co. ' * ELaRRY SCfTWARTZBERG, Pres. Dept. 122 American Radio Bldg., Kansas City, Ma