Sources of elementary radio information
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- Sources of elementary radio information
- Publication year listed
- 1922
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Sources of elementary radio information
Author: United States. National Bureau of Standards
Year: 1922
ABSTRACT The developments in radio communication have been so rapid that much important radio information has not yet been collected in books, but must be sought in periodicals and other sources. A number of important books have appeared recently and are not generally known. The Bureau of Standards is constantly receiving requests for radio information. Many of the inquiries call for the same information, and in order to facilitate the handling of such inquiries this Circular has been prepared. This Circular gives information concerning radio periodicals, radio books issued by various publishers, Government radio publications issued by various bureaus, including the publications of the Bureau of Standards, radio laws and regulations, and call letters, and answers a few of the most usual elementary questions concerning radio communication which are asked by the novice. CONTENTS 1. Introduction i 2. Periodicals 2 3. Government radio publications 3 4. Books 6 (a) Books suitable fpr the beginner 6 (b) Elementary texts for study 6 (c) More advanced texts suitable for reference 7 (d) Yearbook 7 5. Codes 7 6. Difficulties in transmission 8 7. Safety precautions 8 8. Reception in radiotele
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