Appreciative Correspondents

Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 44, 17 May 1929, Page 2

Appreciative Correspondents

Notes from Recent Letters el (CORRESPONDENTS in writing to us for advice frequently express their apprecjation of the service rendered and of the "Radio Record" in general. Their remarks are always appreciated as are the few complaints we receive. The latter are as welcome as the former, for by their tone we can tell what is wanted and what is not wanted. Taking it that the remarks are just in passing, they rarely find their way into press, but the following are a few of the very many remarks that have been addressed to us recently’ H.J. (Mangaweka) closes by rem ing: "Before closing I wish the ‘Raclio Record’ every success it can possibly get, as I will not be without it so long as it is published." Another correspondent: "Thanking you for your notes, with special mention for your ‘Finer Details’ section." H.A. (Waiuku), in writing to "Quéstions and Answers," commences: "I am writing to express my hearty appreciation and thanks for your splendid paper, which is always full of interesting and instructive articles. and news. When I became a subscriber I knew practically nothing about radio, but now I feel quite confident that I could make up any set described in your piages, so clear and concise are the instructions." USH-PULL" (Wellington) writes: }" "While writing to your paper for information regarding wireless construction, I might mention that I have found the ’Radio Record’ a great help, not only as for the programmes, but also for general information in the interests of radio listeners. I have built from several articles in your valuable paper, and I must say they have been very successful. JI have constructed the following:-Five-valve shielded Browning-Drake (with push-pull amplifier); wet B batteries, a 6ft. exponential horn, output filter, and several small items such as fuses, etc. I cannot understand anyone who owns a receiver not taking the paper, as I could not do without it. In fact, I have every number since I first bought a radio set two years ago, and I am constantly hunting through them for information about something. I cquid not part with one of them." an