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Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 54, 25 July 1930, Page 32

Outstanding Exhibits at Radio Exhibitionaoo {PE6" Screen Grid Broadcast Receiver The Pilot PD.B gcreen-grid Broadcast Receiver is 8 simple but reliable design , and free from troublesome Neutralising", and Balancing: comprises two stages of tuned radio-frequency amplification using screen- grid tubes,. with both the tubes and the RF transformers fully slielded 8 { non-regenerative_ detector ahd a mnodern audio amplifier system of the bush-pull type: Tuning is accomplished by a single illuminited vernier dial, the only other controls being a power switch and a volime knob The set is fully A.0. operated, all the necessary filament; grid and plate voltages being _ furnished by a Pilot K-lil power pack Valves used a1e 2 X P224'.S; 2 X P17A'8, 2 X P227'S, 1 X P280 . PRICE _P.E.6 Complete with Valves_ Grawor Melodia Cone Speaker and 832/10/- metal cabinet TERMS Deposit, fio, 12 monthly payments of E1/19/6 The 66 Super-Wasp' 9) Al!-Wave Recever A great success_The Super-Wasp was used continuously throughout +he term of the exhibition by the Amateur Transmitters for reception on short-wave of messages from al1 over the Dominion. With the Super-Wasp you can travel the World. On short waves You have America. Australia, Canada, England, Manila, Holland, Russia, Ger- many and more other countries: On Broadcast Australia and New Zealand Stations. In the ELECTRIC MODEL Threc (3) P227'$, One (1) P224, and One (1) P280 Tubes are used . The BATTERY MODEL uges: Three (3) P2O1 s and Cne (1) P222 Tulve: MODEL K115 All-Electric_Complete with Valves and Speaker (no cabinet) 834/5/- MODEL K11o Battery Type Complete with Valves; Speaker A, B, and 0 Batteries (no Cabinet) 830 BASY TERMS ARRANGBD. Aemingtons (NZ.) Ltd 40/42 WILLIS 3TREET (P.O: Box 738), WELLINGTON: 142 QUEEN STREET (P.o Box 1484) AUOKLAND: Distributors for al] Pilot Products for Australia and New Zealand: