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RCA Tubes— the Heart of Broadcasting Stations— and of Your Home Set
Imagine Rip's Surprise on Waking to Find Radio City — First thing Rip saw when he woke up was the RCA Building. Amazed, he decided to investigate. So he wandered around, puzzling at the letters "RCA" everywhere about him. Opening a door, he found a pretty girl and asked :
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The surprised receptionist replied that RCA is the symbol of the radio age — that it stands for the Radio Corporation of America, a family of organizations engaged in services in every field of radio . . . and explained how radio had developed from Marconi's idea. Then she told Rip about:
Finer Reception with RCA Victor Radios and ,RCA Victrolas
The transmitters, giant power tubes, all the astonishing variety of broadcasting equipment, Rip heard, were made by the RCA Manufacturing Company. "Fine," said Rip . . . "but how do folks hear broadcasts?" So the girl explained about home receivers built by RCA Victor.
The engineers who design broadcasting equipment create RCA Victor Radios and RCA Victrolas. There are RCA Victor instruments priced for every need and purse range — from "Little Nipper Radios" and other low cost table models to glorious high fidelity consoles.
RCA's Roie in Safety at Sea and in the Air ^^
RCA as Radio's Leading Educator
Victor and Bluebird Records offer music lovers the greatest artists and bands. RCA Victrola Attachments connect to any modern radio and play records through the radio. RCA Victrolas combine radio and record entertainment at prices from $19.95 to $355.00, f.o.b. Camden, N. J.
RCA's Role in Television
Radiomarine Corporation of America supplies radio safety devices such as the RCA "direction finder" that afford protection for ships at sea. RCA Manufacturing Company helps make flying safer with such developments as the "radio compass."
By training young people in technical radio work, RCA Institutes, Inc., performs a real public service in developing skilled workers for radio. RCA Institutes Press publishes the RCA Quarterly Review ($1.50 per year) and other technical radio publications.
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