Reports Wanted

Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 52, 12 July 1929, Page 39

Reports Wanted

, (Continued from page 40.) qu ently transmissions will likewise be run continuously for 30 hours and will occur semi-weekly.. The frequency of each transmission will be 2000 K.C. higher than that of the preceding frequency... ~ he complete transmission schedule follows :--- : Date and Time. (G.M.T.). 16.00 22.00 Frequency. July 9 to July 10 ...-.. 24,000 July 12 to July 13 ...... 26,000 July 16 to July 17 ...... 28,000 July 19 to July 20 ...2-. 30,000 July 23 to July 24 coccece 32,000 Juky 26 to July 27 2c... 34,000 20 to July 31 ....-. 36,000 August 2 to August 5..... 38,000 August 6 to August 7 .... 40,000 We wish to point out that at certain periods of the day the signal’ will very likely be inaudible; therefore, reports stating that the signal was listened to but not heard may be just as valuable as those whick give the characteristics of a received signal. All correspondence in connection with this test should be sent to the following address :- General Electric Co,, Radio Engineering Dept., 1 River Road, Schenectady, New York. The: General Dlectric Company would appreciate reports under. the following headings :-- New Zealand time received. Pricna Strength. 9 Very strong. 8 Strong. % Good. 6 Fair. 5 Rather faint, ‘4 Paint. 8 Intélligible.. 2 Unintelligible. 1 Audible. Quality. 4 Bxcellent

) | 38 Good. 2 Poor. 1 Bad. Fading. 8 None. 2 Slight. 1 Bad. (If signals fade oftener than every 2 seconds record. as "fast," otherwise slow.) Static. a None. Medium. Bad. Local lightning. Partly cloudy. Very cloudy. Raining. ‘Snowing. Interference. Give call letters ef interfering station if possible, or other local interference.