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I laltt . u+ures 11ilr ingfr. BUY TEST EQUIPMENT ON THIS RADICALLY NEW TIME PAYMENT PLAN NO INTEREST!! - NO CARRYING CHARGES!! Superior's New Model 770 Model 770 is an accurate pocket -size V.O.M. Measures o n l y Pe 's 5'r'x2'a . Superior's New Model 670 -A Comes housed in rugged. USE CONVENIENT TIME PAYMENT ORDER BLANK BELOW VOLT -OHM MILLIAMMETER Sensitivity -1000 ohms per volt 11eÍ;:11 inr-il,- 1 hill. 11':\i.mh:.il Name zero adjustment hoists for both u wet,. It to not necessary to readjust itchina from our resistance range to bee, 7b1- an important trine- saving feature never eever befure irl- 9ndw1 In a T.O. M, in this price range. in anel. rfieress molded ease. pith black Mack richest t;fel. tilled with permanent shire, long-life Ions -Ilfe even with constant use. SPECIFICATIONS: 6 A.C. VOLTAGE RANGES: 0- 15,'311/1501300/1500 /3000 Volts, 6 D.C. VOLTAGE RANGES: 11.7.5/15/75/1f,01750; 15un Volta. 4 D.C. CURRENT RANGES: e- 1,5/15/150 NIA. 0 -1.5 Amps. 2 RESISTANCE RANGES: 7.011 obn,.. o I N1.1,0dm1. S$90 e7 NET The Model 770 comes complete wie self-contained mes com fese leads and all operating instructions. SUPER -METER A COMBINATION VOLT -OHM MIL - LIAMMETER PLUS CAPACITY RE- ACTANCE INDUCTANCE AND DEC- IBEL MEASUREMENTS SPECIFICATIONS: D.C. VOLTS: 11 to 7.5; I5.::. I:.ti 60/1,6(0 7,511( cous. A.C. VOLTS: O to 15/30/150 /300 /1,600 3,01111 vldts OUTPUT VOLTS: 0 to 15/30/150/300/1,500 .1,11401 tilts c ackleBnished steel cab. i et complete with test t ads and operating ins ructions. Size 61. "x911 0414 . $28NENET e D.C. CURRENT: 0 to 1.5/15 /150 Ma. 0 Ill 1.ri i f. Amperes RESISTANCE: 0 to 1,000 /100.000 Ohms 0 111 Iu M1- %,dims CAPACITY: .1101 to 1 Mfd. 1 to 50 Mfd. 'Qnulit l' test for electrolytical REACTANCE: 50 to 2,500 Ohms, 2,500 Ohms M,-gnhme INDUCTANCE: .15 to 7 Henries 7 to 7.000 J DECIBELS: -0 to +Is 14 To i 11s »:I I bo ADDED FEATURE: The Model 670 -A includes e special GOOD -BAD scale for checking the qualify of electrolytic condensers at a fest potential of 150 Volts. Superior's Model 660 -A -A NEW A.C. OPERATED SIGNAL GENERATOR Tubes used: 1 -66E6 as R. F. Oscillato, and amplifier. 1 -6EB as Audio Oscillator. 1 BNI a Rectifier. \P Tsower he Model 660-A comes 95 cable ë st lead and "in- NET tieuetions NET 30 Provides Complete C ge for A.M. -P.M. and TY Alignment Generates Radio Frequencies from 100 Kilocycles to 00 Megacycle. on funda- Megmentals is and fro no Megacycles to 220 acycles on powerful harmonics. Ac. curacy and stability are ured by the use of permeability trimmed in-c/ cone. It. P. available separately or modulated by the Internal audio oscillator. Built In 4110 cycle sine wave audio oscillator usasl to mudnlate the R. F. dismal also available separately for audio testing of receivers. amplifier.. hard of nearing aids. etc. R. F. Oscillator Circuit: A high transconductancc heptode Is used as an H. F. oscillator. mixer and amplifier. Modulation is effected by electron coupling In the mixer section thus isolating the (sell Into from load changes and affording high stability. A. F. Oscillator Circuit, A high transconductance heptode connected as highmu triode Is used as audio oscillator in high -C Colpitta Circuit. t The output (over 1 Volti Is nearly pure sine wave. Attenuator: A 5 stage ladder tyre of attenuator le used. Superior's New Model TV -11 TUBE TESTER Operates on 105 -130 Volt 54150 60 Cycles A.C. Nandrubhed oak cabinet complete with NET portable toyer Uses the new sell -cleaning Lever Action Switches for Individual element testing. Because all element, are numbered according to pin number in the RMA base numbering system. the user can instantly Identify which element is under test. Tubes having tapped filaments and tubes with filaments terminating in more than one pin are truly tested with the Model TV -11 as any of the pins may be placed In the neutral posi- tion when necessary. .Uses no combination type sockets. Instead individual sockets are used for each type of tube. Thus it is Impossible to damage a tube by inserting it in the wrong socket. Free -moving built -In roll chart provides complete data for all tubes. Phono jack on front panel for plugging in either phones or external amplifier detects microphonic tubes or noise due to faulty elements and loose external connections. Superior's New TY BAR GENERATOR THROWS AN ACTUAL BAR PATTERN ON ANY TV RECEIVER SCREEN!! T Generator pree te with orator leads and detailed operating Innirue lions Only L Bar hesh comes cam- g 5 NEW NET CONNECTS DIRECT TO ANTENNA POST NO CONNECTION INSIDE RECEIVER Feat uren. t a n be used when no stations are on the air. Provides linear patterns to adjust vertical and horizontal linearity Provides vertical and horizontal sweep signals Provides signal for t e s t i n g video amplifiera. TIME PAYMENT PLAN ORDER BLANK MOSS ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. Dept. B -53, 38 Murray Street. New York 7, N. Y. l'leese acid Mr the units Checked to loo. I au enclosing the dung payment with order and agree to pay the monthly balmier as i shown It is understood their will be no carrying. Interest or any other charges. provided I send my monthly payments when due. It is further understood that should I fall to make payment when dire. the full unpaid balance shall become Immediately due and payable. MODEL 770 Total Price $14.90 82.00 down payment. Balance 52.00 monthly for 6 months. MODEL TV -I1 Total I: ice $47.50 $11.50 down payment. Belancr $6,110 mmnrhly for 6 months. MODEL 670 -A Total Price $28.40 $7.40 down payment. Balance $3.50 monthly for 6 months. D TELEVISION BAR GENERATOR Total lrlee $39.95 payment. alau mnnlhly for month, p MODEL 660 -A Total Price $42.95 $12.95 down payment. Balance $5.00 monthly for 0 months O I enclose $ as dour, palment. Ship C.O.D. for the down payment. Name Address Signature Cloy Zone tate RADIO & TELEVISION NEWS
Mriiffffifff(i ( l ((( THE RADIART CORPORATION April, 1953 CLEVELAND 13, OHIO CORNELL- DUBILIER SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NEW JERSEY 31
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YOU PRACTICE COMMUNICATIONS with Ki
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"I Read You Five." Welcome Words! H
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THE ONLY COMPLETE CATALOG FOR EVERY
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