VK7 Centenary Documents

Radio DX report 7AA

1920sDocument1925

Your browser will not display this PDF inline. Download it instead.

Recognised text

Text below was produced by optical character recognition and may contain errors. Check it against the original.

January 7, 1925,                                       “RADIO™                                                               Page 657




                                                                                                          DX
        of the communicating points moved
        relatively to the other. To-day it is
        rapidly becoming so essential that
       soon no home will be complete with-
       out wireless.                                        TAA, the well-known Hobart experi-                      6BLW, 6TRJ, 6CGO, 6ARB, 6BON,
         One convineing experience based on
                                                               menter, has again been making a                      6KA, 6TJ, 6BWN, 6CTO, 6AJL, 601,
       years of daily association is that it is
                                                            name for himself in DX work. Re-                        6BJX, 6GT, 6VC, 6AHP, 6AO,
       utterly beyond the capacity of the
                                                            cently he conducted a series of re-                     6CGW, 6AME, 6PD, 6SLO, 6CN,
       human mind at the present time to
                                                            markable DX experiments on short                        6GG, TRZ, TAR, TPM, TAFN, TZZ,
      suggest the ultimate end of wireless
                                                            waves, in the course of which he                        7BJE, TLN, 7JQ, 8BU, 8TU, 8CYI,
     development.       The transmission of
                                                succeeded in getting into touch with                                8XAV, 8DGP, SNG, 8CY, SCK,
     power by ether waves is almost sure
                                                94 American transmitters within                                     8BAU, 8CYI, 9BFG, 9AL, 9HK,
     to be an early development.        Illu-
                                              - the space of 3% hours.                                              90JC, 9EFZ, 9DQU, 9DQ, 9HT,
     mination of houses and streets is by                                                                           MBX, NKF.
                                                  ‘All the stations were carefully
     no means remote, and electric motors
                                                copied in TAA’s log, so that there                                     The station NKF announced that
     in factories, energised by radio trans-
                                                was no possibility of an error hav-                                 it would shortly commence a series
     mission, is not far ahead of us to-day, ing oceurred.      Most of the stations
     as we are ahead of the wireless of ten were situated in U.S.A. territory,                                      of tests with the oscillating crystal.
     years ago.      The problem of wave-                                                                           As this will mark a new departure
                                                but two Canadian and two Mexican                                    in wireless development, Australian
     lengths is being solved, and it is now
                                                stations were also heard.                                           experimenters should get to work
     possible for a station to receive two
     waves of practically similar fre-                                                                              and see what they can do in the way
                                                  The complete list is as follows:—                                 of reception.—(Ed. Radvo.)
     quency, and separate them after re- 1KC, 1LW, 1AAC, 1KJ, 1ARE, 1HL,
                                                                                                                            ————
                                                                                                                               e
     ception--thus the threatened limitation 1AYU, 1CMP, 1PL, 2AAV, 2BZR,
     of wireless communication through 2CVU, 2BRD, 3AB, 3CHG, 3G)M,                                                 GET signals first and then experi-
     overlapping wave-lengths is being 3AU, 3AUV, 3CHG, 40A4, 4TJ, 4FG,                                              ment to improve your set.
     mastered. Slowly but surely the dif- 4BQ, 4FS, 4SB, 5UK, 56AMW, 5AHD,                                          IF you expect to put in a sending
     ficulties are being surmounted, but, 5ALR, 5CN, 50D, 5QY, 5UX, 5NW,                                              set, be prepared to pass a Govern-
     as with the fabled donkey, the ‘‘car-                  5IN,     5RHL,       5RH,       5ZL,     5AFU,          ment examination before a license is
     rots’’ will always be just out of reach.               GAKW 6ZP GAW’I‘                  6ADT       6LJ,        granted you.

             EO:OC:O(:)O(:)O(:)Q:)O(:OC:)OBO:OCO:DO(:)O(:DOEO:)ODg
—D0oCD0 OO00 Q




                                                      Commence 1925 with a

                  “Burgmphone Wlreless Receiver
                                                                                                                                                        Do
                  MODEL 8                                                                                           4-VALVE TUNED RADIO                 D0C DO0CDo

                                                                              £45
D0




                  “BURGINPHONE"” Receiving Sets meet the demands of                       receivers—no workmanship is finer, and it is the last
                  the buyer who wants definite and uniformly dependable                   word in radio designing.
                  results; distance — minimum of interference — volume
                                                                                          You must examine a “Burginphone’’ receiver to fully
                  and clear reception.
D0




                                                                                          appreciate its value-—it is an outstanding example of
                                                                                          quality, produced on principles adhered to in the manu-
                  The radio experimenter, tinkering with a thousand                       facture of scientific instruments for many years.
                  different circuits, finds fascination, but might experiment
                                                                                          You can select any “Burginphone’” equipment and look
                                                                                                                                                       OO0 COO0COOC OO




                  a lifetime without achieving “Burginphone” results.
D0




                                                                                          forward to freedom from doubt as to the wisdom of your
                  No material can be better than is found in “Burginphone”                choice.
DO




                                                        ILLUSTRATED LITERATURE ON                     REQUEST.



                                   BURGIN ELECTRIC CO. LTD.
000D0




                                                    WIRELESS MANUFACTURERS AND SUPPLIERS.

                                         340 KENT STREET                                                             SYDNEY.
                 OO      D00                0TD000                  DO       OO        DO       OO       D00Do                  D000           0T
                                                          Mention “‘Radio’”’ when communicating with Advettisers.