Amateur radio : how and why of wireless with complete instructions on operation of receiving outfits (1922)
Grainger, Maurice J · New York : James A. McCann · leaf 117
nsformer at right angles, the troublewill be eliminated. (Fig. 14.) The selectivity of this receiver is very great.It is suitable for continuous wave, or C.W.,reception, with or without shields. The useof shields, however, is recommended. Receivers of this type have been con-structed using the same… … o en C5 C oo 73 CO E o T3C s-. o ■+-< o o o Q ao T3 S ass-<W)aJ S 6fl AMATEUR RADIO 97 tained where Litzen Draht wire is on allthe forms. Operation will be materially im-proved by keeping the leads to the vacuumtubes short as possible. This is probably the best of the short waveregenerative…
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