"N.Z. Radio Call Book"

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 52, 8 July 1932, Page 5

"N.Z. Radio Call Book"

Comprehensive Station. List THE "New Zealand Radio Cali Book," which was published last week, is probably the most comprehensive list of stations that has yet been published in this country. The book is a 40-page one, printed upon heavy paper, the size being a convenient one to slip inio the pocket. The stations listed include all the New Zealand, Australian and Japanese, a representative list of American (both, North and South), Buropean and the Far Hast. The American list contains the addresses of the stations, and this feature will be found of considerable use to dx enthusiasts. Every station likely to be heard in New Zealand has been listed. A representative list of shortwave stations is included, with) their hours of operation, and the book! is complete with a list of the New Zeas land amateur transmitters, Although the "Call Book" was pul« lished last week, supplies are already running low, and our advice to anyone who wants an up-to-date eall-beok is to obtain their copy immediately. The lists will be revised periodically, and the "Call Book" is one which every owner of a radio set should have ip, his! possession.