Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1922, Page 27

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¥ Expert Adv1ce on Radio No. 15—To Increase Wave Lengths of Crystal Set. . il - 0! . i THAT'S NO'WiY To GET A JOB! Expert en Radio Techuology. " As already explained, in the article YOU SHOULD MAVE GONE THERE ON === THE JuMP! - TLL BET THERE WERE , You can use any of the loading colls : v AMLLION BOYS AT THAT RADIO SHOP. or you may use the set without them, N L 3 3 by merely throwing over a switch or pushing in a plug. ©f “tuning.” the long waves from. the| "jus: as colls of this sort will, in- large stations pass unnoticed and|crease the maximum wave length of unheard over the merials used for|® Set, o condensers will reduce the ordinary ‘wave length. If your Bet receives lon, recelving sets. Omly the, uove, Sl cannot be tuned to shorter “horter and medlum-sized waves are|waves, you can remedy the trouble Pioked up. If one wishes merely to|by using a variable condenser in the listen to the brosdcasting stations| $eTial clrouit already described. cAofl': ¢ nd to amateurs, this Is an sdvantage. | which may be switched or Dlu for there is no need of tuning out|out-or in, according to nqnlru" 1ab) the long waves S0 you can arrange a variable eon- denser to be connected or discon- But a great many people want 0| nected at will, dgpending whether you Plek up the longer waves from the| wish to I;lcraue or decrease tae wave ayger stations order to hear the| leng! of your set. dot and dash code messages. This may| By using both loading coils and a bs done, elther by increasing the|condenser with a multiple-point Jength of the aerial so it will re-|switch, an almost endless number of nd to long waves, or by increasing | variations may be secured. As shown size of the tuning coil or induc-|in the drawing, you can use the set * $£aos. which amounts to practically|without elther losding colls or con- e n u lengthen iser, or w. condenser and w! - or shorten the cotl you really length-| out loading cofls, or with loading 2:56 p.m—News and music. . | ea or shorten the aerlal circuit. But|colls and no condenser, or with both | detector. By using these you will not | District of Columbia, Pennsylvania,| 7:30 p.m~—News and musio 3 pm~—American and National i you use a longer serial (and you |loading colls and condenser. only make your set more sensitive.|onio Maryland, Virginia and West s league base ball team line-ups; prog- i ‘rlequlreul yery long one to get Colls Easily Made. Virginta. WWJI—Detroit News (Eastern Stand- | re8s of games every half hour there- . . The vig siscions) Tt will Be nara”to| gy Somting. ceite are sastiy | S04, HEBAIS much louder u I e Mi et (heait ama ard Timo). s s B masket an New Apparatus and Devices u can vary the length of the|Made in & few minutes, and It is well | “The first thing to improve upon to tabl 1.1 30 s.m-~—Tonight's dinner and|gjancial returns. R N, However, by usiag a| {3 have many of them on hand. A render your set more eMclent 18 the | " Fyae Tas and By mmmC. W. 6:30 p.m—News, final market and hortet merial, 100 to 150 feet in [little experimenting with the various | detector. Tomorrow we shall €0 Into | Maciers tele, o 2: financlal returns. : : fength, tha same results may be oo- sisel will ‘enuble)you (toidstarming the buliding of a crystal detector S rem Srime Lo AL « pm. — Children’s bedtime By Ralph Brown, Radio Engineer=—oaaal ned =v v . An wmary coll pannot ‘e vacie | bring In all the stations You Want to | 1a" better 1a. mans Taars thar ang ol panlry report on| 11:55 a.m.—United States Naval Ob- ) D o ot (F mvste by: A New Regenerative Receiver and Amplifier. muft@lantly to do this and so colls|Bear. ready-made_detector. aEatave by MedisTR servatory time signale relsyed by | clara E. Tayior. soprano, with Esther 2 krpown as “loading colls” are used.| Do not think, however, that loading| = . \Comorignt, 1002 14530 and & p.m—Market report’ o (360 meters: Muller, accompanist; Carl Craven, These are simple colls of either in- |COlls really increase the distance at b ) 050 e ek ther Benait. pm—Musio (360 meters). tenor:’ A, Nelson Brabrook, cornetiot; sulated or bare wire wound on tubes| Which you can hear. Increasing the ’ = L e 30 pm~—Weather report (485|gidney M. Bpiegel, Jr. reader, and and connected between the aerial and | Wave length does mot Increase dis- |Tomomuw—'To Make s Really Guod Detecter.’ WU Deuhlef e B meters). Sallle Menkes, accompanist. the regular coll. In other words, they | tance. It simply brings in signals ay _a 1 Electrie| 3:40 pm—Market quotations (i p.m.—Naws and sports. are aerials wound about a tube or|YOU have not heard previously, owing Company (360 Meters). meters). 9:054p.m.—Special features as an- core. to the fact that your set was not 4:30 to 5:30 nm.o—Bue ball scores| € pm—Complete sport results; noum:od by radiophone. Functions of Loading Oofl adjusted or attuned to them. More- BY RADIO TODAY announced. ish Song Medley, worid news (360 metors). - over, the fact that, with a loading part 1; “Jocelyn,” plano (B. Godnrd) 3:30 p.m.—Conoert by Detroit News | o5y _iwegtinghouse, Newnrk, N. J. If you wish to pick up the long |cofl you hear signals from sending “Naughty Hawall” = (Breau-Alma: Orchestra._ Program by Hetelle A R e 2 ‘waves, you merely have to connect|stations much father away, does not Compl. Pr of Radio Sanders), “The Bard of Arm Wrooky, soprano; Alex Burrell, tenor, | g vi. " rime, Deduct Ose Hour. 2 loading coll between your lead-in | prove that you will hear music from omplete ograms ] and the Wolverine Quartet. Talk by g and the tuning coil, while if you wish | stations still farther off. It simply Broadecasting Stations. Edith M. Ruebekam, music leoturer.| 9 am.—Agricultural reports and to get the music from the broadcast- | shows that you are getting long g) The Town Crier. Progral by Wil- | prices as released by New York, New. ing stations the loading coll is dis- | wave lengths, which are far more piano (Godard); “H T » lam SF.% Geaikl, xooucertine s (150 Jersey and federal bureaus; program 3 ordinary tuning | powerful than the v a Verdl); meters). coil used.'The loading coil may be 56 | lengtho of the broadcasting. statione S Radio Station, Radto, Va. | ({3410 Mnm:"rt( Hav e et A0 taan —FrosTam " of. snuso; Do gonstructed that it too, can be va-| Th distance at which you can hear a.m.—Meteorological report KDKA — Westinghouse, Pittaburgh | ATt recital. : Many persons using radio receiving | paratively large inductance value in- ried, either by snapping the wires off | with-a crystal set depends upon Its | on !. 50 meters of arc transmitter. & (380 Meters, Eastern Standard | NOOD—Agricultural reports; weath- |gets for “Iistening in” to the broad-| sures a maximum voltage being im- gr on different turns of the coil, or | sensitiveness, and while a vacuum | Noon and 10 p.m—Time signal, fol . Time.) er foreeast; program of music; DUO | 00y have experienced annoyance| pressed upon the grid of the detector y means of taps and a switch. tube set is far more sensitive than Dexie &g, tors f Eri 9 to 9:15 a.m—Must Art rect ot e \ This method, however, necessitates | any crystal set and must be used if | 1°Wed by weather report and ship or- (st e 12:15 i 1 pm—Standard time sig- | from spark telegraph stations. Some- |tube. This makes for lopder signais. two separate {uning adjustments and | you expect to Eet music and conver. | ders. » | 11:30 a.m. to noon—>duslo. nals from Arlington. times this is due to the fact that the | The primary inductance fs controlied it 18 a far b 2.30 Results of Pro ¢ muste. i O etter plan to have several | sation from _statio; 10:30 p.m.—N Dress news, wave | ball scores announced. Sana e elu;- forl 11 league| 1 p.m.—] i Y interfering station is sending on the, -ections to detector, or ome or two oading colls of different sizes, which | twenty-five miles awa length, 2,650 me aso ball scores by Innings. 2. DI ShippIng. nows by, 4% | same wave length as the broadcasted] switches, the coil being tapped fo may be quickly plugged or switched |add a great deal to tI 2, 81tivenes: WPM—Thomas J. Williams, 6 pm.—Weekly summary of “The |rine Engineering and Shipping Age; | 700 Wave jengih as the broadeasted es, the col ng r out or in the circuit. as shown in the | of your crystal set by making better | WWX—Post Ofice Department. Metern, S e P! Rcorga,s liac due to the fact that the telegraph | . Purpose. sccompanying diagrams. In this way ' tuning devices and & better crystal 10 a.m.—Weather report for the | 12:30 pam—News items; reports on | Stfical features. sending siation s quits near by, al- | ,One of the novel featuree s Ihe stolen automobles. : $:15/p.m-—Bneclsl address and con- |1 0. Though whkking on a aifferent wave elimination of the plug and jack - ) cert. fashion news by the Women's Weal|jength. A good deal more often than | yStem. The telephone recelvers are NOF—Naval M P 6:45 p.m.—Special news. Govern-|Daily, fashion newspaper; Program |peccegary, however, it is because the | COnnected to the binding posts at the F—Na r Statien, Amscestia | ment market reports. Summary of of music. Feceiver 'does mof fume “sharply~ | extreme right and the multi-point (412 Meters). New York Stock Exchange. ather .m.—Base ball scores; program of | onough. A direct coupled circuit can | SWitch is used for switching the con- WYG — General Electric Company, | 00, burgh ntal 7 - used, but the ence Smith Vinoent; final mary and secondary coils is fixed at 8:30 to 9 p.m.—Muslc. rlnorL nections "to tetector, or one_or two — b.m.—"The Value of Classics” by b.m—“Review of Tron and Steel | B8T4Y, 2 expected to be as selective stages of amplification. Changing SYN—National Radio Institute (300 Miss Florence A, Buth. dean of Eenn: | Indusirics and Thelr Relation to Gen | 25y o connections is simplicity itself. = enry. tylvapia College for Women. “Den:|eral Business Comditlond” by the | fhe sake of extreme simplicly of op. | . The panel is of bakelite, the cabinet 20 to 7 Radl, % cod ay rofession,” by Dr. J. F. 28TI- | eration. In the receiver illustrated |is finished in mahogany and all metal 130 to 7 p.m—Radlo spark code. | fl le, nmnmor at the Unlfvermy 3 the inductively coupled circuit, is|Parts are well nickel-plated. Tube ® | Sockets are easly accessibie for the o e emed "2t | insertion or withdrawal of tubes and scores. the value found best for maximum l“ controls are plainly marked. 8 pm—Literary period conducted | signal strength and freedom from k3 o b “pomCiassical vocal selec- | by the. editorial stalls of the Out- |spark telcgraph - interference. By stage ampifer is very e tions by puplis of Alfred Bartlett! of | ook, Selentific American and Harper | making the coupling fixed inductive |deed. and the i as ol Pittsburgh. Base ball scores. & Bro.; final base ball scores; marine an unnecessary adjustment is elimi- | clent &8s it is good-looking. § to 10 p.mn—Arlington time |news. nated. The result {8 a receiver which WVR-TU. 8. .l‘-ll Ocl.., Fort Woed, p.m~—Concert. Meters — Central Daylight-Saving| 10:52 to 1i pn—Arlington time |distortion on Standard VARIARDLE ey Time—Same as BEastern Meters)—Eastern Daylight-Saving 5 am—Opening market quota- Time—Deduet ene hour. tions, Chicago Bo: Tra pearance of the receiver and two- le, indeed, to operate. 9:30 to 10:16 p.m.—Duet recital by | is very simp! ;i o Meremy: Ines Barbour, Goncert soprano, and | The tiokler coll is small, to avold 100 Brief Possession. ym—rn-trucuon in radio. KW—W-G-‘-—-; Chieage (300 | Henry Hadley, pianist and composer. [ §reat regeneration and consequent | From the Boston Tramscript. the short waves. It is| ‘jtg sickening to ses that beautiful , large enough, however, to provide | oung girl sell herself to such an old signala x =i for all the regeneration desirable. 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