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New Zealand Listener, Volume 10, Issue 238, 14 January 1944, Unnumbered Page

HARD- TO-PLEASE SHORTWAVE LISTENERS ARE DUE FOR A Sunuise/ BROAOCAST A ZB Z8 TONE 2 600 700 800 900 I000 1200 71400 1600kc d9h ZSA JIM T6h SHORT Wave C DISTANT 6000 8o00 FIOooo I2o00 14000 I6000 STATIONS 3 IMETRE BAND FIDELILY Ali 9500 9600 9700 LOW VOLUME MEDiUm 25METRE BAND NORMAL Ilzoo I8o0 Il9oo [2000 REDUCED ] 19 METRE BAND TREBLE 4900 S000 15200 15400 15600 COLUMBUS Tuning Shortwave Stations is now easier than Dialling a Telephone Number Take 0 good look at the dial you see above: It certainly doesn't look like the conventional radio dial: It certainly doesn't act like it, either. That's the Columbus Calibrated Bandspread Dial: Its also the end of all split-hair short wave tuning of trying to separate YOUR station from the three Or four others that are dancing on the tuning-pointer. With the Bandspread Dial you simply dial the station'$ wavelength and you're there! LET'S LISTEN To SAN FRANCISCO transmitting at 9670 kilocycles in the 31 metre band Click__and you 're on the 31 metre band. Spin the tuning knob and you're cn 9670 kilocycles: There'$ San Francisco 4OS easily aS that: And once tuned, you STAY tuned JI no "drifting' off the wavelength: BUILT FOR ENDURING SATISFACTION Years of production experience and 0 mass of precision machine tools ensure the careful workmanship which endows your Columbus with 0 long and dependable life. You can rely on Columbus. As for its cther qualities, reproduction of speech and music with rare fidelity, a beauty of design unrelated to changing fashions_~these rol can prove for yourself, in 0 demonstration: CQLUMBUS RAD | 0