Radio Broadcast - 1925, February - 113 Pages ... - VacuumTubeEra
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The March of <strong>Radio</strong> 703<br />
year the Philippines will<br />
have their local broadcast<br />
channels and occasionally<br />
the listeners on these islands<br />
will<br />
undoubtedly pick up<br />
messages from other lands.<br />
Locating the <strong>Broadcast</strong><br />
Station<br />
IS now about two years<br />
since the first systematic<br />
ITmeasurement of radio<br />
signals was attempted and<br />
carried out. Where evidence<br />
about audibility and<br />
interference is obtained<br />
from untrained, observers<br />
as was first<br />
done, but little<br />
progress in radio transmission<br />
development is possible.<br />
Real knowledge of radio<br />
conditions can be obtained<br />
only by making measurements<br />
with instruments<br />
which can actually be read.<br />
It cannot be obtained bv<br />
RADIO IN<br />
RETAIL MERCHANDISING<br />
The radio telegraph station wm at the New York store of John<br />
\\ anamaker.<br />
The Philadelphia and New York Stores carry on a great deal of<br />
traffic which was formerly handled by telegraph, letter, and long distance<br />
telephone. A five kilowatt arc is used, transmitting on a wavelength<br />
of 1700 meters. The operator in the photograph is Douglas Smith<br />
manager of the radio department at New York<br />
selection of the most suitable comparing the observations of two listeners<br />
tions around Chicago will permit the logical vast majority of radio listeners regard the radio<br />
having no other evidence than that given by<br />
location for a<br />
new broadcast station.<br />
their ears.<br />
The next step in radio transmission investigations,<br />
A German <strong>Broadcast</strong> Station on a<br />
after portable receiving apparatus<br />
Mountain<br />
had measured the signal strength in all directions<br />
from a fixed are indications from<br />
transmitting station,<br />
Germany<br />
that<br />
was<br />
radio is<br />
to move the transmitting station itself to<br />
progressing there, even if<br />
THERE<br />
not at the<br />
compare its performance under different conditions.<br />
It is<br />
rapid pace<br />
it has assumed<br />
in our<br />
probably true that to serve a<br />
country. At Lake Kochelsee in Bavaria<br />
large city and its suburbs, a a station is<br />
being erected which, it is claimed,<br />
transmitting<br />
will be the most<br />
station should not be in the city itself. If the<br />
powerful in Europe. The<br />
transmitting station is in the middle of a antenna will extend along the side of a<br />
group<br />
of<br />
mountain from the summit to its<br />
steel buildings, practically all of<br />
base, where<br />
its energy<br />
the station is<br />
is absorbed in the immediate vicinity of the<br />
being erected on the shore of the<br />
lake. This<br />
station and thus wasted. Much better service<br />
would probably be furnished to the<br />
give an antenna two miles<br />
long and of rather indefinite height as far as<br />
city<br />
radiation<br />
dwellers if the station was located in the<br />
efficiency is concerned.<br />
country, possibly twenty miles or more Following our lead in educational radio, a<br />
away,<br />
in the broadcast station in Berlin has started to<br />
open country where the absorption is<br />
radiate some<br />
comparatively small. Such a location must<br />
university courses two evenings<br />
a week.<br />
have<br />
While intended<br />
good grounding facilities, and therefore<br />
primarily as a help<br />
actual trials of the location are to those who attend the<br />
always advisable<br />
university, probably<br />
some data will be obtained as<br />
before<br />
to the<br />
a station site is determined.<br />
genera!<br />
Station WJAZ of Chicago and vicinity has<br />
appreciation of this type of broadcasting.<br />
been doing just this thing lately. Their 100<br />
watt transmitter, mounted on a truck, has<br />
Is Education by <strong>Radio</strong> Wanted<br />
been operated in various locations around AMERICA, it seems likely that the demand<br />
for solid educational material is one<br />
obtained IN<br />
Chicago and now a compilation of the data<br />
by variously placed receiving sta-<br />
which has to be cultivated. By far the