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<strong>TELE</strong>-TIPS<br />
II<br />
(Continued from page 56)<br />
RUSSIAN "FIRST" (they say) exhibited<br />
at the Leipsig Fair was a<br />
"kerosene- lamp -operated" all wave<br />
radio. Designed for rural areas<br />
where no electricity is available,<br />
it is powered by a series of thermocouples<br />
packed in asbestos and<br />
heated by the lamp flame. The<br />
power generated is 3 watts,<br />
enough to light the low- current<br />
filaments.<br />
LONG- DISTANCE WIRE. One<br />
pound of tungsten makes 8.5 mi.<br />
of filament wire.<br />
AUTOMATION ENGINEERS at<br />
Minneapolis - Honeywell couldn't<br />
resist a dig at the promotion side<br />
of the industry. They put together<br />
a 20 -page booklet, a honey -of -awell-<br />
told -tale (their words), relating<br />
the saga of Dragonry, Ltd.<br />
and one Paunchworthy Frothing -<br />
ham who went bankrupt trying to<br />
cope with "tempers, temperatures<br />
and pressures." All of which leads<br />
to the solution -M -H's line of<br />
transmitters.<br />
21 -IN. PICTURE TUBES make up<br />
:38rß of all replacement tube sales.<br />
Second most popular size is 17 -in.,<br />
which constitutes 23% of sales.<br />
"YOUNG TIMERS' CLUB." Plans<br />
are in the mill for a new social<br />
organization open to all in the<br />
electronics industry and "devoted<br />
to dances, golf matches, and other<br />
activities, where nobody is permitted<br />
to talk shop." All those<br />
interested in joining should contact<br />
Hank Russell, sales manager<br />
of United Transformer Co., 150<br />
Varick St., New York 13, N. Y.<br />
OPERATION BOOTSTRAP. Top<br />
N. Y. ad agency found itself in a<br />
dilemma -a 2 -day option on a TV<br />
show, and their client convention -<br />
ing in Florida. Reasoned the company<br />
execs, "Why not use TV to<br />
sell TV ?" The show was thrown<br />
on a closed -circuit TV link to<br />
Florida and the delighted client,<br />
after one look, immediately accepted.<br />
New concept for<br />
HIGH -SPEED TESTING<br />
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MODEL 615<br />
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readout on a reliable,<br />
illuminated decimal<br />
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Send<br />
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for latest<br />
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I-<br />
In just 1 to 2 seconds average, using<br />
Hycon's new Model 625 Ratiometer,<br />
you can measure directly the<br />
ratio of two related DC voltages.<br />
It's a real money -saver for quality -<br />
control testing on component<br />
production lines ... brings new<br />
accuracy and speed to telemetering,<br />
measuring VSWR and reading<br />
remote transducers. Although completely<br />
new, there's no special<br />
training needed, for error -free readings<br />
are made directly on the fast,<br />
reliable* 3 -digit counter.<br />
*Hycon counters are specially engineered for<br />
long service ... prototypes have been continuously<br />
cycled in excess of 1,000 heurs...<br />
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"Where Accuracy Counts"<br />
C ELECTRONICS, INC.<br />
4A Subsidiary of Hycon Mfg. <strong>Com</strong>pany<br />
I HYCON ELECTRONICS, INC., Dept. L<br />
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321 SOUTH ARROYO PARKWAY<br />
PASADENA, CALIFORNIA<br />
Send the latest catalogs on Model 625 and Model 615.<br />
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Tele -Tech & ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES June 1956<br />
For product information, use inquiry card on pages 209 -210<br />
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