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A corner of 3YA’s main studio, showing the station clock, whose chimes were once a characteristic of that station’s transmissions. They are seldom broadcast now, however, as the chimes from the Wellington Post Office clock, broadcast from 2YA, are almost invariably relayed by 3YA. On the right of the clock is a carbon type microphone, which is now almost completely displaced by the more efficient condenser type, appearing on the left.
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Radio Record, Volume VI, Issue 1, 15 July 1932, Unnumbered Page
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72Right: A corner of 3YA’s main studio, showing the station clock, whose chimes were once a characteristic of that station’s transmissions. They are seldom broadcast now, however, as the chimes from the Wellington Post Office clock, broadcast from 2YA, are almost invariably relayed by 3YA. On the right of the clock is a carbon type microphone, which is now almost completely displaced by the more efficient condenser type, appearing on the left. Radio Record, Volume VI, Issue 1, 15 July 1932, Unnumbered Page
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