Answers to Correspondents

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 3, 31 July 1931, Page 13

Answers to Correspondents

rps attention of correspondents to the Questions and Answers columus is drawn to a note appearing in the coupon which points out that there is a maximum of three questions unless a shilling fee is enclosed. Furthermore, reply by post cannot be given with the shilling fee, but this does not entitle the correspondent to ask a large number of questions, The limit that. we will answer by post is three. We cannot, without a special fee, undertake to supply wiring and theoretical diagrams. We will give help and criticise existing diagrams, where possible, but the supply of new ones or substantial alterations cannot be done in the ordinary course of events. Owing to pressure on space, we had to withhold Questions and Answers last week, with the result that there is now a very large waiting list and there are still over seventy letters to be dealt with. We ask anyone who has not received a reply not to be impatient, as all queries will be dealt with as soon as possible. Further questions coming in within the next week or so will be delayed for some time, for we must get clear of those questions we have on hand. As we wish our service to be in the main 2 free one, we ask correspondents, where possible, to limit the number of questions they ask to three, and not ask for replies by post. Generally, however, a reply by post can be obtained earlier than through the paper, but we cannot make this @ promise. Would correspondents please note also that letters to the DX: Ciub and to the Hditoriai staff which do not ask technical questions should not be accompanied by a coupon. The use of a coupon under these circumstances is liable to delay reply, for such Ietters: waiting to be attended toe will most probably find their way into oe Questions and Answers waiting st. OULD "Bacto" (Wellington) get in touch with Arthur E. Allen, 146 Great North Road, Avondale, Auckiand, as soon as possible?