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GOOD CRYSTAL RECEPTION

LONG AERIAL AND, NOVEL BARTH, A. crystal set owner, residing at Murroon, 62 miles south-west of MsIbourne, obtaius remarkably good results by using a long aerial aud peud *"eaith,’’ He says: I have a crystal set, and I have carried out experiments seve1al lengths of aerials, With 70ft. of wire I could get 8L0 only, with y0ft. I could get faint signals from 38AR. I then tried 110ft., and this further improved SAR. I then connected the two aetials to the set — NO. and 110ft. I ceuld then get 3AR even stronger than 2L0, I have now erected att aerial 200{t. in one length, using 7-strand open. wire. I cat now get the following stations in the order named: 3LG, 3AR, 2FC, 2BL, 5CI, atid 3CZ. I have heard ae every night but ene for the last 12 davs, and ot three occasions before 8 p.m, I can only get ontside statious when 8LO and 8AR are giving lectures, news service, or antiouticements. At the sate time the ititerference is too strong to get inter-State stations when local stations have band music going. My set is not super selective, but it gives very good volume. I often heve three sets of head phones connected for 8L0 and 34R programmes, reducing the number to cue for 5CL, Adelaide, whiclt station I often get late of Sunday night. I find fading bad from Adelaide. I feel sure "that a weli-made crystal set could he used afaost "anywhere in Victoria if used in conjutiction with a large aerial asta u goad earth connection. Y wili deseribe my eaith connection. Ye is efiicient and durable. I obtained a sheet of galyanised flat iron, 26 gangs, 5ft. by 3ft., bent routid and soldered, forniing a fan

nel 3ft. by 16in. across, with the earth wire soldered to this, and let it into the ground with the tup about level with the surface. I removed all the surface and loamy soil, and replaced with goo clay, leaying about 6 inches of the funnel on top filled with water,

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Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 48, 15 June 1928, Page 16

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GOOD CRYSTAL RECEPTION Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 48, 15 June 1928, Page 16

GOOD CRYSTAL RECEPTION Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 48, 15 June 1928, Page 16

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