Radio Doings May 22, 1927 - AmericanRadioHistory.Com

May 21 Radio Doings 77
Timely Trade Topics
The Corta Electric Co. of 177 W.
Centre street, Anaheim, Calif., have
added a Radio Department to their already
extensive line of merchandise.
They are handling nothing but the best
In their new department, including the
Holmes Receiving Set and Speakers,
The Arborphone Receiving Set, Philco
Power Unit, CeCo Tubes, Gosilco Aerial
Wire and other popular lines.
The Trimm Radio Manufacturing
Company, Chicago, have moved into new
and more commodious quarters at 847
Harrison street. The Trimm Company
are of the pioneers in the manufacture
et headsets and speakers, having started
ln 1922, and their products are well
known all over the country. Carl A.
Stone Company, 305 Allied Crafts Building,
Los Angeles, are their Pacific coast
representatives.
Mr. W. J. Goebel, Vice President of
the Precision Electric Manufacturing
Company of 1020 Santa Fe avenue, Los
Angeles, is on an extended tour of the
Pacific Coast and Western States.
In a letter received from him he states
that the Northern dealers are not going
after Radio business as they should.
They should take a lesson from up-todate
dealers of California, who refuse
to acknowledge any slack season, go out
after the business, particularly accessory,
and usually find it.
As long as the fans use their Radio
Sets they are certain to consume tubes
and batteries and, therefore, must have
them replaced. If the dealers would
only recognize this fact, they could do
a fair volume of business the year
around.
Trouble Shooter
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C3 and C4 are .1 to 1.0 mfd. condensers;
600 volts working voltage.
T2 is the Q.R.S. 400 Mill Rectifier
Tube.
Ll and L2 are the choke coils, the
values of which should lie between 3 to
6 Henries at 300 mills and the D. C.
resistance should not exceed 100 ohms.
C5, C6 and C7 are filter condensers
of 5 mfds. capacity each. These condensers
should be able to operate at 400
volts D. C.
C8 Is a filter condenser of 1 mfd. capacity
and should be able to operate at
260 V. D. C.
Rl and R2 are fixed resistances of the
following values: 600 ohms resistance,
tapped as per drawing and should be
capable of handling 300 mills without
heating.
R3 and R4 are 2000 ohm resistances
and should be capable of handling .08
amp. without overheating.
Gl is a .1 mfd. condenser used to connect
the core and primary of the transformer
to ground. This condenser
should be able to stand 260 volts.
G2 is a 3 ampere fuse.
Woman's Page
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lives today in the hearts of these scrubwomen?'
How many women are there I wonder
who realize the fatigue, of which
they complain, is caused by accumulation
of poisonous acids in the blood
stream and tissues, or who know that
sleep is one of the best eliminators of
these poisons? It would be a wise woman
who would plan at least once a
month, maybe once every two weeks, to
take one complete day of rest in bed.
sleeping as much as possible, but relaxing
completely. This one day in bed
under comfortable conditions might prevent
the necessity of staying in bed
many days, suffering from nerve exhaustion
or rheumatism, or some one of the
many ailments, all caused by the acid
poisoning, usually produced by improper
diet.