Radio Broadcast (May 1929-Apr 1930)

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The U. S. Bureau of Standards has equipped an airplane as a laboratory for testing radio beacon signals at night and during foggy weather. On the right is shown the equipment installed in the plane. In the "flying laboratory" shielding is used as shown above to prevent the ignition system from causing interference with the reception of beacon signals. View of the dignified modernistic exterior of the Motala (Sweden) broadcasting station. Guglielmo Marconi seated in front of an array of radio receiving and transmitting equipment of the vintage of 1901 is shown in an old picture on the left. This attractive new building houses the complete equipment, including studios, of station wenk, Chicago, III. INTERESTING RADIO PICTURES OF THE MONTH