May 1934 Radio News and the Short-Wave
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Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles from Radio & Television News, published 1919-1959. All copyrights hereby acknowledged.

May 1934

Vol. XV, No. 11

Phenomena Underlying Radio: Piezo-Electric Effects, (part 8)by E.B. Kirk	657
How to Interpret Standard Ratings for Meter Accuracy, by Harold L. Olesen	659
Modern Radio Practice Using Graphs and Charts (part 9), by John M. Borst	665
Remedies for Poor Notes and Key Clicks, by Christ Kardas	674
Student's Radio Physics Course, by Alfred A. Ghirardi	690

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May 1934 Radio News and the Short-WaveTable of Contents

May 1934 Radio News and the Short-Wave
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