Plans for Italy 's new Imperial short* wave centre, Tecently approved by the ltalian Council of Ministers, include the enlarging of the well-known 2RO, inereasing the power of the present two transmitters from 25 to 40 kilowatts, and building two new 100-kilowatt transmitters and a 50-kilowatt resCrve transmitter. Each of the f our principal units will be able to work" on either of the two wave lengths, each carrying a separate programme, while the fifth (reserve) transmitter will be able to operate anywhere between 14 and 60 metres, either as a substitute for one of the four principal transmittrs or as a eompletely separate experimental station. The new antenna system, both directional and omni-direetional. will include fourteen lattice-work towers, some 240 feet kigh, while particular care will be given to'the beam array for ltalian East Africa. "ONLY THING FOR PILES." So wrote grateful patient. Try Zann ITeai.ment yourself. Send ninepence stamps for generous sample. Zann Pty. Box 952, H.T., Wellington.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 190, 28 August 1937, Page 12
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