The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1922, Page 14

ai ere — ICE. COLUMN, ews of Wireless Talking Activities and De- velopments, Musical and Other Programmes ‘ of Broadcasting Stations and Answers to { Queries Will Be Found in These Columns. SERV by Capt. Robert Scofield Wood, PRESIDENT PICKS i (D. F.C. M. Cu Croix de Guerre MUSIC OUT OF AIR ith four palms; formerly Comman BY RADIO I PHONE | r 167th Squadron, Royal Air Force.) In the list of camping necessities he radio receiver ranks next in im-) Hears Orehe estr- in in Detroit and rtatnce to the first aid kit. No Thinks It | Playing atter where one is going it holds earby. his position of prominence. Whether WA RIEINGTON BNE, Uh planning a trip to the mountains or to Oneretl tne /albdvantanee’ oF il the deep swells cf the neur At-) being President of the United antic or to bounce across the Con-| States is inability to go to the tinent in a ‘‘fivver,"* the one article} movies or stand on the corner as parade passes. But Mr, Harding has a radio ne set, which he uses to get He told to- tommon to widely diversified camping! 4) pets is the little wireless telephone. | It is becoming more and more popu-| to lar every day «nd be Placed in the list of indespensibles if promises music out of the air, day about a concert he heard | it continues to develop at the present! jist yriday night by radio. He rate. Many questions have been asked) tought it was in Anacostia, a concerning the best type of apparatus! gipurh, where Is situated the to take on vacation trips, with par-| Government hospital for the tn- ticular emphasis laid on portability sane. The crystal detector is good within fas. Svs Preeti eon one. certain limits and under congitions| ventured, ie WOhDere: Wad: itt where a long type aerial can be in Dewi’ Loe *adlo wel was stalled, The crystal is popular be-! yooxed up with the Anacostia cause of its simplicity and sturdine waaibiatation?? to say nothing of comparatively cheap “Well! eeturnéa) Mr) 1TeNing, Goat and because there 1s no expense! wt qm surprised, It was ¥o plain of upkeep. Its short radius und ine) 1 thought it was somewhere in ability to function with a short port-| t.6 pistrict of Columbia, Tf able aerial is the drawback that| 4), t the Detroit’ Symphony makes it impractical for the use of the person who is continually travel Orchestra was playing here.” fhe portable aerial ts at best i 1 ae el ae be Stock Exchange and weather reports, | @ makeshift and it is necessary to use 210°" O88 ensitive type of detector | * - ie base sen ae i caste “phe Joy of Living,’ an address | vor ronjunction with it over ee by Mrs. J. I. Webster, League of any appreciable area The vacuum tube answer to the problem, and is quite the Woman Voters, at 8 P.M A programme of vocal and instru- 4 and transported as| Mental solos, also several readings. and its cumbersome! The artists are Mrs. J. 8. Dean, so- The batteries are the only| prano; Miss Clarissa Harrold, reader, detector Is Jong aerial. problem that the traveller has to con | and piano selections by other artists. tend with. This is not a serious hin drance and is easily taken care of| by the ase of the dry cell batteries| 9r even a small stor: tery can KY W (Chicago) be carried without objectionably in 360 Metres creasin the weight. be packed in a box twelve) s long, ten inches wide and ten faches high. The set described in the diagram answer to the first question fs one that will lend itself to the trav- @ler’s, need without any alterations, After the Rochelle Park Station | signs off for the night you may be jable to pick up the following part of | the Chicago programme: | | The Lark, To a Violet, Pioneer Dance and The Lord Is My Life."* These selections will be executed by the following artists: Arendt, soprano; and Mabel Lyons, | Questions and Answers } } Amateur radio clubs in the vicinty] Ft. T., Nyack, N. J., writes: @f New York City are invited to have| ‘Please publish a hook-up for a Representatives attend a special meet-| Short wave regenerative set using a ing of the Hudson Radio Club Saturday evening, F @elock, at N fhe purpose of discussing the attitude @f the Department of Commerce toward the amateur broadcasting sta- tions. | CLUB NOTES. {The Chelsea Radio Association, an @mateur organization, holds its regu- ar weekly meetings at the Hudson Guild Club, No, 436 West 27th Street, 7 Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. in invitation is extended to all radio énthusiasts to attem! these meetings. Else Harthan Tima Mae Haines | on RadioF ans!! Bronx Headquarters for Tadio Equipment, We carry a fall line of standard Hadi suppiten. complet ihe Arlington Radio Club, Arling- ton, M has been granted a | iving and trans- tion license, 1COD, and is operating @ telephone transmitter. The Executive Radio Council will Hold its second annual amateur exhi- | 6 Condensers, Hition on the roof of the Hotel Penn-| Batteries In Stock, IMMEDIATE, Radio ’Phone Concerts event Wedn sylvania, New York City, commencing March 7- ¥ excep 0 0 ys and Saturdays, ‘Brom Radio Equipment Co, W JZ (Newark) 360 Metres Features for the day |Melrose 1613 Radio Call 2-BXA Hourly news service and music, every hour from 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. Weather forecast, 11 A. M., 12 m,| =: BP. M, and 10.01 P.M | Shipping news, 2.05 P. M | Arlington official time, 11.35 A. M.| to 12 M., and 9.52 to 10 P. M Agricultural reports, 12 M. and 6| P.M. | W D Y (Roselle Park) 360 Metres | Ne -—— For Immedlate Opera night—A descriptive recital Delivery with music of Verdi's "1! Trovatore,”’ | € Eleetrie Service Engineering Co. J. A. W. conducting {Utd W. 47TH ST. Bryant Open Eves. er | 7 KDKA (Pittsburgh) }) | neha Metns | THe REO TATIONS| Music, 10 A. M. to 10.15 A. M.,| \ ic 12.80t01 P.M. 2 P.M. t& nM EU ana 4 P.M. to 4.20 P.M | “Uncle Wiggly Bedtime Stories" | with music, 7.30 P. M hee rere Special news, Government market Menu Order reports, summary of the New York Dea Direct, ' 4 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1922. Toone coupler, tickh and two variable condensers.’* ANSWER. THR No, 427 “Kindly writes: nals to have the same aerial?” A, possible a vacuum tube West End Ave. tell me whether has any effect on the strength of sig- two receiving sets on It is almost im- for the average amateur to get two sets to receive from the same aerial, It can be done, but only at great expense and under the most highly technical supervision, With any of the sets that are commonly used it is impossible. William Brown, Bronx, writes: “What kind of a set do I need to receive the concerts broadcasted by KDKA, Pittsburgh; WDY, Roselle Park, and KYW, Chicago? How much would the set cost? Can AC electric light current be used for fila- ment lighting?” A. To get Chicago and Pittsburgh from New -York you will need a good set. It will cost you in the neighborhood of $260, The set should consist of a regenerative re- ceiver, a two-stage amplifier and vacuum tubes with storage and bat- terles with an aerial about 400, feet long. Do not try to light your fila- ment with electric light current, as it will burn out the VTs the moment it it is turned on. Use an ordinary six- volt storage battery. R. R. Greer, Brooklyn, writes: “Where can T get the information that will enable me to make every part of my own receiving set?’ A. Any public library will have all of the books covering the problems in which you are interested. You will also find a great many maga- zines that deal with the making of the complete apparatus in the library, Ww. FR. space in which 500 feet long. writes: “I have enough to erect an aerial Please let me know the best length to use to receive messages and music from Newark, Is a two-step amplifier sufficient to enable an audience in a room 60x100 to hear distinctly?’ A. Two hun- dred aerial will be sufficient for your needs, Two steps of amplification will be all that Is necessary for your purpose if you can get a loud speaker that will act other than as a distorter. — ——_ 19 —_ —_—- A dood name Sedan, $1,555 Panel Busin: STRATTON-BLISS COMPANY 1847 Broadway, New York Coupe, $1,390 ‘Car, $1,060 DELIVERED. Touring Car, $965 Roadster, $935 Screen Business Car, $950 BISHOP, McCORMICK & BISHOP 1221 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn BONNELL MOTOR CAR CO. 562 Broad Street, Newark WARNING! 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