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The Crystal and Valve

HAVING constructed this set, would be pleased if you would answer my few queries,’ writes "E.J.D." (Lower Hutt). "My list of stations is :-1YA, 2YA, 3YA, 4YA, 326, 2FC (Sydney) ; all these stations have been heard at ’phone strength, the eall-signs in each case being given. There are also many stations which I have not heard the call-sign, but heard talking and music. Now with the question :- "(1) On January 2, while listeninging to Auckland and Christchurch, found that on putting one finger on the grid leak that volume was much increased. 1YA and 3YA and some station which I heard music about 10.30 p,m. eepectall¥, this station not being 2FC, ..

"(2) On testing my B battery I found that it contained only 9 volts, though Wellington came through at fair speaker strength. Would the volume of all these stations be increased if I renewed the battery to a 45-volt?" (1) In all probability the grid leak is too small; try a higher value, say, $ or 4 megohm or a H.F. choke. The station may possibly have been 2ZF', Palmerston North. (2) Most certainly increase the voltage on the plate; 9 volts is far too small, although, as you say, 2YA comes in on the speaker. The B battery should not fall below 380 volts.PENTODE.

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Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 26, 11 January 1929, Page 27

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The Crystal and Valve Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 26, 11 January 1929, Page 27

The Crystal and Valve Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 26, 11 January 1929, Page 27

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