----INDEX MISCELLANY

Backward Step for Radio? by Tony Hopwood ...................4 32

Radio Bygones, Issues Nos 1 - 6 Baghdad Morse? by G2BZO ............................................ 3 32
Letter ............. .... ............................................ 4 30
ARTICLES & FEATURES
Letter ........................................................................... 5 30
AERONAUTICAL ISSUE PAGE
Alrsh•P by Sten Crebtree ........................... .3 20
Cotl CorrOSIOn .................................................................... 2 32
CO ............................................................................... 2 32
B•nh of Airborne W1reless by Tim Wander ................ 5 4
Culver Chtf Wireless Stallon by Tim Wander ..................... 3 23
First A1rbome Rad1o Telephony by DaVId Pntchard ........... 6 12
Days at Pye and Ekco by Raymond W. Edwards .............. 5 24
Rad1o Goes to War t:Jy Chas E. M111er ............................ 1 3
Ever Been Had? - Dynam1c Range vs Ambient Noise ...... 5 11
AMATEUR
Full Circle by Bob Wilson ................................................... 6 24
Albert Pearce and the Wireless by F. C. Judd ................... 3 8 Gas· mask Box Receiver .................................................... 1 10
Steroo v1a Amateur Radio by F. C. Judd ......................... 5 26 Jottings by the Way by Chas E. Miller ............................... 1 26
V1ntage Years of Amateur Wireless by Stan Crabtree
Keeping the Fun in the Interest by Dennis Usney ............. 5 32
Part 1 .............. .......................... . ...... .............. 2 4
Part 2 ..................................................................... 3 18
Late News by Bamaby H1ndsyte ............:........................... 1 32
PhysiOlogiCal Radio Detectors by Geoffrey Walsh ............. 3 14
Part3 .......................................................................... 4 10
OTI Tallong Newspaper ..................................................... 2 3
Part 4 .......................................................................... 5 21
Wireless Fames by Tony Hopwood ................................... 3 32
Part 5 ...................... . 6 25
1950s RadroiTV Interference Work by DaVId Rudram ....... 6 8
AUDIO
MOBILE
Amphher for 78rpm Records by Chas E M< I/er ............... 1 14
W~reless and the Metropolitan PoliCe by F. C. Judd .......... 4 13
DynamiC Range vs Ambient No1se .... ................. 5 11
W.reless Takes to the Road by Tim Wander
H1story of MagnetiC Record1ng by F. C. Judd ......... .. 2 18
Stereo v1a Amateur Radio by F. C. Judd .. ................... 5 26 Part 1 ........................................................................... 1 20
BOOKS
Part 2 ........................................................................... 2 27
Part3 ........................................................................... 4 16
ClassiC Book Rev1ew by RiChard 0 . Mams
MUSEUM PIECES
Everymans Wireless (F. J. Camm) ................ 3 25
Chalk Prts Museum ............................................................ 1 C1 /4
Golden Classtcs of Yesteryear (D. lngram) ................ 5 28 Commumcations Rece1vers ............................................... 4 C1 /4
New Books
DulwiCh W.reless Museum ................................................. 6 C214
Amateur RadiO m the UK and Greece ..................... 5 2
Joumeaux HistoriC Wireless CollectiOn .............................. 2 C214
RadiOS - the Golden Age ....... ...................... 6 2
Royal Signals Museum, Blandford ..................................... 3 C214
V1broplex Coffectors Gwde ................................... 6 2 UK Amateur Equrprnent ................................................. 5 C1/4
What s on the Wireless ..... .... ........... ... 3 2
MUSEUMS & COLLECTIONS
BROADCASTING
DulwiCh Wireless Museum ................................................. 6 16
BBC Network 3 Programme 'Sound' by F. C. Judd ........... 5 20
Joumeaux H1stofiC Wireless Collecbon ..................... . ..... 2 16
F.rst Lad1es of P.rate Rad1o by A. Lester·Rands .............. 2 10
Gerald Marcuse (G)2NM by Pat Hawker .. .. ............ 2 12
Orkney Wireless Museum .................................................. 2 3
Royal S1gnals Museum, Blandford ..................................... 3 16
Hague Concerts from PCGG by Pat Hawker ..................... 5 6
The First Decade (Chalk Prts) ............................................ 1 11
HCJB, Vo1ce of the Andes by Andrew Steele .................... 4 8
W1re1ess & Communications Arch1ves by Joan Ham ......... 5 14
Soundang H1story (BBC World Serv1ce) ....... ................... 3 26
CARTOONS NEWS & EVENTS
Hernage Trail ..................................................................... 4 32 B & W Co1l Stock in the UK .................................. 5 2
Pract1sang for Ret.rement ................................................... 5 29 Cassette 500kHz -the End 1s Nigh' .................................. 6 2
Two· way Work1ng .............................................................. 2 32 Eddystone Users Group ..................................................... 5 2
Very much a valve man..................................................... 1 15 RAOTA .............................................................................. 5 3
CIRCUITRY RB Bmders ......................................................................... 5 3
Amphf1er for 78rpm Records by Chas E. Miller .................. 1 14 OBITUARIES
M1ghty HRO by Peter A. Hopwood ......... .................... 2 24 Aunty Jo (BBC 'Chlldrens' Hour') .......................................4 2
Reaction by tan HICkman ................................................... 6 22 PERSONALITlES
Yesterday's CircUits by Gordon J. King Albert Pearce and the W1reless by F. C. Judd ................... 3 8
No 1 Volume ExpansiOn ............................................ 2 14 First W1reless Signal (Hertz) by Ken Smith ........................ 2 28
No 2 Bandspread1ng ............... .............................. 3 22 Gerald Marcuse (G)2NM by Pat Hawker ........................... 2 12
No 3 Bandspread1ng/Magic Eyes ........................ .... 4 18 Hague Concerts from PCGG by Pat Hawker .................... 5 6
No. 4 Automabc Volume Control .......................... ..... 5 18 POWER SUPPUES
COMMENT Battery Ellm1nator for Valved RadJOs by Rod Burman ....... 3 12
Changes to RB ................................................................... 2 Letter .......... ........ .. ......................................... 4 31
EMC .................................. _ ................................. 4 Bias SubJects by John I. Brown ......................................... 3 10
Hello' ... ................................................................... 1 Substitute Gnd Bias Oattery by nay Holmes ..................... 1 31
Memones ........................................................................... 3 Letter .......................................................................... 2 30
Our First Year ................................................................... 6 Thoughts on Power Supphes byTony Hopwood ................ 3 10
The PaSSing of Rad10 ........................ . .................... 5 READERS' LETTERS
CONSTRUCTION BabyIon Rev1s1ted .. .. .. .... ................................................. 4 29
Battery Eliminator for Valved Rad1o5 by Rod Burm•n ....... 3 12 Baghdad Morse Mythology ........................................... 5 30
Letter ........ . ............................... ..... ............... 4 31 Battery Ehm1nator ............................................................... 4 31
Bias Subjects by John I. Brown ................ ........................ 3 10 CA300 ................................................................................ 5 30
Subsutute Gnd Bias Battery by Ray Holmes ..................... 1 31 Culver Chff ......................................................................... 4 30
Letter ........... ........................ ...... . . ........... 2 30 Dec1bels ............................................................................ 1 30
Thoughts on Power Supphes byTony Hopwood ........... 3 10 ............................................................................ 3 30
DOMESTIC GB Substitute ..................................................................... 2 30
Apparatus we have Tested ....................... . .............. 1 24 HV Capacitors .................................................................... 4 28
AVC Problems by John I. Brown .... . ........ 3 24 Nahonal VHF Rece1vers ..................................................... 5 30
Contemporar.as of the DAC90 by Amold Costatn ............. 1 23 No. 10 Set ......................................................................... 4 30
lnformat1on Department by Chas E. M11/er .... .. .. ............... 1 8 RX Profile ........................................................................... 1 31
Murphy Short-wave Specials by Lorm Knight Stopprng the Leak .............................................................. 2 30
Part 1 ........................................................................... 3 28 Terms & Telegraphy .......................................................... 4 30
Part 2 ........................................................................... 4 25 Titanic ................................................................................ 4 28
AI 'Arrflo' by Edd1e Phi/lips ................................................. 1 16 Waves & Cans ................................................................... 4 31
The Pye Story by DICtron ................................................... 1 28 RECORDING
MARITlME BBC Network 3 Programme ' Sound' by F. C. Judd ........... 5 20
Coast Aad10 StatJoos by Brian Faufl<ner .. ............ ... 6 18 H1story of MagnetJC Record1ng by F. C. Judd .................... 2 18
W~reless and the ss Titamc by A. Lester·Rands ................ 3 4 RESTORATION
MILITARY Meter Otats by Robert A Wilson ........................................ 5 32
W1reless Set No 38 by Louis Meulstee ...... .............. 6 3 Restonng a Bush DAC90 by G. F Baker........................... 2 22

RADIO BYGONES, June July 1990 31

SERVICING ISSUE PAGE GPO WT7 .......................................................................... 6 20
Serv.cing Equipment of Bygone Days by John Earl Hallicrafters S20A 'Sky Champion' ....................................4 C2
Intra/No. 1 .................................................................... 4 21 Marconi 12A ....................................................................... 6 19
TEST EQUIPMENT Marconi 394 ....................................................................... 6 20
BC221 by Richard Q Marris ............................................... 2 8 Marconi CR30011 ............................................................... 4 C3
Letter ........................................................................... 4 31 Letter ........................................................................... 5 30
LM Series by Rod Burman ................................................. 2 9 Marconi 'Mercury' ............................................................... 6 21
Servicing Equipment of Bygone Days by John Earl National HFS ...................................................................... 5 30
Intra ............................................................................. 4 21 National HRO ..................................................................... 2 24
TS-174N ............................................................................ 4 31 ..................................................................................... 3 30
WWI Heterodyne Wavemeter by Rod Burman .................. 5 9 National SW-3 .................................................................... 5 28
THEORY National l -10 ...................................................................... 4 C2
Res1stance & Capacitance Bridges .................................... 1 22 ..................................................................................... 4 17
WHERE IS IT? Letter ........................................................................... 5 30
No. 1 (Puzzle) .............................................................. 1 18 Racal RA 17L ...................................................................... 4 C4
No. 1 (Answer) ............................................................. 2 26 RAF Type 10 ............ .......................................................... 6 29
Letter ........................................................................... 4 29 R1155 ................................................................................ 1 3
No. 2 (Puzzle) .............................................................. 2 26 Letter ........................................................................... 2 30
No. 2 (Answer) ............................................................. 3 15 Letter ...........................................................................4 31
No. 3 (Puzzle .... ............................................. 4 24 Tuner Aircraft No. 100 ........................................................ 2 C3
No. 3 (Answer) ............................................................. 5 31 RECORDERS
No. 4 (Puzzle) .............................................................. 6 29 Blattnerphon-Stille (1930) .................................................. 2 19
Gramdeck .......................................................................... 2 20
EQUIPMENT Magnetophon (1936) .......................................................... 2 19
The following equipment references may be articles, Marconi-Stille (1934) .......................................................... 2 19
photographs o r brief text mentions: Wesgrove VKR500 ............................................................ 2 21
TEST EQUIPMENT
RECEIVERS - Broadcast
BC221 ................................................................................ 2 8
Alba 540/6401740 ............................................................... 1 6
Letter ........................................................................... 4 31
Brownie No. 2 Crystal Set .................................................. 2 16
LM Series ........................................................................... 2 9
..................................................................................... 2 C2
Pifco Radiometer ............................................................... 4 22
Brownie 2-valve Set ........................................................... 2 16
Taylor 658 Sig Gen ............................................................ 4 21
Bush DAC90 ...................................................................... 1 23
TS-174N ............................................................................ 4 31
..................................................................................... 1 31
WWI Heterodyne Wavemeter ............................................ 5 9
..................................................................................... 2 22
TELEGRAPHY EQUIPMENT
BTH Crystal Receiver Type C ............................................ 2 16
'Enigma' Machine ...............................................................3 C3
Climax Model SS ................................................................ 6 17
Power Buzzer ..................................................................... 6 28
Cossor 464 ......................................................................... 1 23
Single Needle Telegraph ................................................... 3 16
Ekco U29 ........................................................................... 1 23
Wheatstone Automatic System .......................................... 3 C2
Ericsson Crystal Set Type 0/1050 ...................................... 2 C2
TRANSCEIVERS
Europhone ......................................................................... 2 C3
Army No. 1 Set ................................................................... 3 C2
Ferranti 547 ........................................................................ 1 23
Army No. 9 Set ................................................................... 3 17
GEC 'Compact' .................................................................. 1 23
Army No. 10 Set ................................................................. 3 C4
Goblin 'Time Spot' .............................................................. 1 24
Letter ........................................................................... 4 30
HMV Model 296 ................................................................. 6 17
Army No. 11 Set ................................................................. 3 16
HMV Model 521 ................................................................. 6 16
Army No. 13 Set................................................................. 6 3
JavQee CrvstaWalve Set ................................................... 2 C2
Army No. 38 Set ................................................................. 6 Cl
Keston Lindley ................................................................... 6 16
Marconiphone T14A .......................................... .. ............... 1 24
..................................................................................... 6 3
Army No. 52 Set ................................................................. 3 C4
McMichael GPO Receiver WT No. 11 ............................... 6 9
KW 'Viceroy· .............. ......................................................... s C2
McMichael Mains Screened Oimic 3 .................................. 6 16
Labgear 160 Twin .............................................................. 5 C3
Murphy A36/A52 ................................................................ 3 28
M&G3 ............................................................................... 5 Cl
Murphy A76/A92 ................................................................ 4 25
..................................................................................... 5 16
Philips VSA ......................................................................... 6 17
Marconi CW Pack Set ........................................................ 2 17
Premier Kits ....................................................................... 1 8
Marconi XMC 1 .................................................................. 6 20
Pye 'Mite' ........................................................................... 1 29
TR1133E ............................................................................ 5 25
Pye 47X ............................................................................. 4 22
TRANSMITTERS
Pye Baby Q ........................................................................ 1 29
Army No. 53 Set ................................................................. 3 C3
Pye 'International' .............................................................. 1 28
GPO W5 ............................................................................. 6 21
Pye MP/MPU Series .......................................................... 1 28
GPO W12 ........................................................................... 6 20
Pye PP/AC and IB .............................................................. 1 28
Heathkit DX40U ................................................................. 5 C4
Pye OU .............................................................................. 1 29
Heathkit VF-1U .................................................................. 5 C4
Pye RS4 ............................................................................. 1 28
Labgear LG300 .................................................................. 5 C3
Radione Empfangsgerat R2 ............................................... 6 17
Marconi 503 ....................................................................... 6 20
Rees Mace 'Cameo' (U54A) .............................................. 1 23
'Squirt' Transmitter ... .......................................................... 3 17
RI 'Airflo' .................................. ........................................... 1 16
Trench Set CW Mk 111 ......................................................... 3 16
RI 'Aria' .............................................................................. 1 17
T1154 ................................................................................. 1 3
Rl491 ................................................................................ 1 17
VALVES
RI Crystal Set Type XLA .................................................... 2 17
RI Type V4A ....................................................................... 2 C4
·a· Valve ............................................................................. s 4
'R' Valve ............................................................................. 2 16
Tandberg 'Huldra' .............................................................. 5 2
Round Valve ...................................................................... 6 12
Ultra U405 .......................................................................... 1 23
V24 ..................................................................................... 5 4
RECEIVERS- Communications
3NF .................................................................................... 1 C4
Army LW Tuner Mk Ill ........................................................ 2 17
Army SW Tuner Mk 111 ........................................................ 2 17 Page references to C 1, C2, C3 and C4 indicate
BC-342J ............................................................................. 4 C3 Front cover, Inside front cover, Inside back cover and
Codar PR30 ....................................................................... 5 C2 Outside back cover, respectively
Collins R390A .................................................................... 4 C1
..................................................................................... 4 4
COPIES OF ALL THE SIX ISSUES OF RADIO BYGONES
..................................................................................... 5 3
PUBLISHED TO DATE ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE
Letter ........................................................................... 6 30
SUBSCRIPTION OFFICE. FOR FURTHER DETAILS SEE
Crystal Wff Receiver Model Td ......................................... 2 C4
PAGE 11 OF THIS ISSUE
Eddystone 840 ................................................................... 4 C4

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 w.-e-16ss ................................................................................ 11
INDEX W.-eless Tales from the Loft by Tony Hopwood ...................... 8
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Radio Bygones, Issues Nos 7- 12 MUSEUM PIECES
Peter Culler Collection ............................................................. 8 C1 -C4
ARTICLES & FEATURES Receivers ............................................................................... 12 C1 -C4
Test Equipment ...................................................................... 11 C1 -C4
AERONAUTICAL ISSUE PAGE Valve Cartons ......................................................................... 10 C2-C4
Saved by Radio ........................................................................ 8 26 Valves ...................................................................................... 9 C1-C4
Letter ............................................................................... 12 29 Wireless Novelties ............................... .... ................................ 7 C1 -C4
RAF Receiver R.1084 ..............................................................9 16 MUSEUMS & COUECTIONS
AMATEUR Collecting Philips Artefacts in Brazil by C. A Fazano ............ 12 12
Collins S-Line by Petflf A Hopwood ...................................... 12 5 Radio Bygones Collection in North Yorkshire by G. Baker ...... 8 16
Vintage Years of Amateur Wireless by Stan Crabl199 NEWS & EVENTS
Part 6 ................................................................................. 7 24 2MT Writ!le Hut Moved ............................................................ 9 2
Part 7 ................................................................................. 9 10 Aerial Services Collection, Whitstable ...................................... 7 2
Part8 ............................................................................... 10 13 Amateur Licence Upgrade (CW Power) ................................. 12 3
AUDIO 82 User Group ......................................................................... 7 2
Alan Douglas Remembers ... 1920-1926 ................................. 8 19 Buyers & Sellers Digest ......................................................... 11 2
Early Microphones by AJan Douglas ...................................... 11 26 BVWS ....................................................................................... 8 2
BOOKS Can You Help?- 'Radio Wires' ................................................ 8 18
70 YeatS of Radio Tubss a Valves .......................................... 9 8 Collins Owners Club ............................................................... 10 3
Amateur Radio for Beginners ................................................. 12 2 Edclystone Users Group ........................................................... 9 3
Bright Sparl<s of Wireless .........................................................8 2 Electric Radio Magazine .......................................................... 7 2
Frcxn Rattle to Radio ................................................................ 7 3 Empire Broadcasting at the Chalk Pits ..................................... S 3
More Golden Age of Radio ..................................................... 1o 2 Hollow Stat9 N9Wslener ......................................................... 12 2
OTC .......................................................................................... 7 3 McKnight Crystals .................................................................. 12 2
.......................................................................................... 8 2 Museo Della Radiofonia, Roma ............................................. 11 2
Radios von Gest9fn ................................................................. 7 3 North Walsham 'Steam Radio' Exhibition .............................. 12 3
........................................................................................ 10 3 Philips Change of Name ......................................................... 12 2
Saga of the Vacuum Tube ....................................................... 9 8 Samuel F. B. Morse Ill ............................................................. 9 3
The Set1nak8fS ....................................................................... 10 2 Sound Retrieval ........................................................................ 9 3
What the Ovaltineys Sang ........................................................8 25 Steam Radio Collection, Ansttuther ......................................... 7 2
Classic Book Review by Richard Marris TV Bygones .............................................................................. 9 3
Radio Servicing (Patchett & Fozzard) ............................... 7 8 Vintage Radio Circle ................................................................ 9 2
ARRL Handbook ................................................................ 9 25 Vintage Wireless Co. ltd C atalogue ...................................... 12 2
BROADCASTING OBITUARIES
Time-warped Transminer by WJM ........................................... 7 10 Dave Pritchard G4GV0 ............................................................ 8 2
Start of Wireless Broadcasting in the UK by F. C. Judd ........... 9 21 PERSONALITIES
CIRCUITRY Mysterious A. J . Alan by Pat HaWI<fK ..................................... 11 22
Coming of the Superhet by Lorin Knight Popov; Russian Claim to Fame by Stan Crabtree ................. 12 26
Part 1 ................................................................................. 8 10 POWER SUPPLIES
Part2 ................................................................................. 9 28 HT Supply by Richard 0 . Marris ............................................ 11 29
E52 'KOln' R~&r by Nilil Cfyn9 ............................................ 7 4 Letter ............................................................................... 12 29
How to Build a 2-valvA SAt ................................................. 7 30 READERS' LETTERS
HT Supply by Richard Q. Marris ............................................ 11 29 A Fitting Epitaph? ................................................................... 11 30
Lett&r ............................................................................... 12 29 A Satisfied Customer ............................................................. 12 30
Yesterdays' Circuits by Gordon J. King An Unlikely Source (EMC) ....................................................... 8 30
No. 5- AM Detectors ........................................................ 7 12 Automated Test Equipment .................................................... 10 32
No. 6 - BattfKY Economy Circuits ...................................... 9 14 Baghdad Morse- the Sequel ................................................... 7 28
COMMENT Civilian Receiver Restoration ................................................. 11 30
'Airwaves' ................................................................................. 8 E52 'K61n' Receiver .................................................................. 9 31
Morse Code ............................................................................ 10 Further lnfo .......................................... .................. ............... 12 29
Letter ............................................................................... 11 30 Help Wanted .......................................................................... 12 30
Subscription Rates ................................................................. 12 1 HT Supply ............................................................................... 12 29
Supply Voltage S\andards ........................................................ 7 1 KitS&t ..................................................................................... 10 32
VaNe Numbering Data .............................................................9 Marine Emergency ................................................................... 9 32
Valve Testing ......................................................................... 11 Marine Radio 1912 ................................................................... 9 31
CONSTRUCTION More on the R-390A ................................................................. 7 29
How to Build a 2-valve Set ....................................................... 7 30 National Revisited? .................................................................. 7 28
Single-valve Loudspeaker Receiver by Sir Douglas Hall ....... 11 12 Photo Call (AVO) ...................................................................... 8 30
DOMESTIC Pioneer Exploits (Perraphone) ................................................. 8 31
Coming of the Superhet by Lorin Knight R-390A Heater Ballast ............................................................. 9 31
Part 1 ................................................................................. 8 10 R-390A Restoration ................................................................ 11 30
Part2 ................................................................................. 9 28 Southdown ............................................................................... 9 32
Marooniphone T26A ............................................................... 12 4 Symbols? ............................................................................... 11 30
Radionette Symfoni - 3D by Richard Marris .......................... 12 24 Turbine Interrupter ................................................................. 11 31
Wartime Civilian Receiver by R. WacJcjngham ...................... 10 28 ......................................................................................... 12 29
MARITIME Versatile VaNe (RV1 2P2000) .................................................. 8 30
First Use of Radio in Marine Emergency by JeH Harris ........... 8 13 W .S.19 ................................................................................... 12 29
Radio in RNLI Lifeboats by Brian Faulknflf ............................ 12 15 Why 0 ? .................................................................................. 10 32
Seagoing Recollections by Frank Bailey ................................ 10 16 ......................................................................................... 11 30
MIUTARY Wire Recorders ...................................................................... 10 32
W.-eless Set No. 38, Part 2 by Louis Meulstee ........................ 7 14 RECORDING
lea&!' ............................................................................... 10 32 Magnetic Wire Recorcing Machines by Bob Ridl9y ................. 8 4
MISCELLANY Letter ............................................................................... 10 32
A 5pattt of Nos&algia by Ron lrving ........................................ 11 13 REFERENCE DATA
Lea&!' ............................................................................... 12 29 Index of Valves, August 1919 ................................................ 11 16
Frinton-on-Sea Wweless School by D. A J. Ward ................. 11 20 Radio Valve & Tubes by Geoff Arnold
International Polar Yeat1932133 by F. C. Judd ....................... 7 19 Part 1 -Numbering Systems ............................................ 9 4
My Friend Geofge .................................................................. 11 32 Part 2- UK & US Military Equivalents, pre-1944 ............ 10 4
Precui'SOf of the Semioonductor by Jack Hum ....................... 12 8 Part 3 - Military 'CV' Equivalents ...........,........................ 11 4
Radio & Space Research frcxn 1920 by F. C. Judd ............... 12 20 RESTORATION
Raciospares Umiled by F. C. Judd ........................................ 10 18 Wartime Civilian Receiver by R. Waddingham....................... 10 28
W hatever Happened To ... ? ................................................... 10 22 Letter ............................................................................... 11 30

RADIO BYGONES, August!September 1991 31

SERVICING Philips 2007 Loudspeaker ...................................................... 12 14
Servicing Equipment of Bygones Days by John Earl Philips5926Amplif~er ............................................................. 12 14
No. 2- Cossor 499 ............................................................ 8 23 Reisz Microphone .................................................................. 11 26
TELEGRAPHY SykeS-Round Microphone ...................................................... 11 26
History of the C&nadian Key by Murray D. Wil/9r ................... 10 24 Western Electric Doubte-bunon Microphone ............................ 8 19
THEORY ........................................................................................ 11 26
Why 0? by Charl6s H. Langton ...............................................9 26 Western Electric ES619 Microphone ...................................... 11 27
Letter ...............................................................................10 32 Wirek Recorders Type A, B & 49 ............................................. 8 4
Letter ............................................................................... 11 30 TEST EQUIPMENT
WHERE IS IT? Brown M-Wave Oscilalor M.2S ............................................ 11 C3
No. 4 (Answer) ................................................................... 7 7 Marconi Scientific Instrument Co. Waverneter ....................... 11 C2
No. 5 (Puzzle) ....................................................................8 18 Multimeter PSM6 .................................................................... 11 19
No. 5 (Answer) ................................................................... 9 3 Multimeter PSM37 .................................................................. 11 19
No. 6 (Puzzle) .................................................................. 10 23 Signal Generalor ANIUAMf.25D ............................................. 11 18
No. 6 (Answer) ................................................................ 11 21 Townsend Wavemeter ........................................................... 11 C1
Valve Tester APG.1 ............................................................... 11 C3
ValveTeslei'TV10 ................................................................. 11 18
Valve Voltmeter TS505 .......................................................... 11 19
EQUIPMENT Waverneter Class 0 , No. 1 Mk 11 ............................................ 11 C4
The following references may be articles, Waverneter Class D. No. 2 ..................................................... 11 C4
WO Slation Tester Mk 11 ......................................................... 11 C2
photographs or brief text mentions TELEGRAPHY EQUIPMENT
RJ::CBVERS- Broadc..t Morse Keys (various) ............................................................. 10 24
Alba 56 ..................................................................................... 9 30 Turbine Interrupter ................................................................. 11 31
Nba C112 ................................................................................ 8 C3 TRANSCEIVERS
Beethoven 'Little Prodigy' ......................................................... 8 16
BCC LN68R ............................................................................ 12 17
Burndept 'Ethodyne' .................................................................8 10
Coastal Radio 'Cur1ew' ........................................................... 12 17
Bush DAC10 ............................................................................8 16 Coastal Radio Type 97 ........................................................... 12 17
Bush VHF61 ............................................................................. 8 17
Collins 625-1 .......................................................................... 12 7
City Accumulalor Co. 'Lancastria' ............................................ 9 29 Collins KWM-2A ..................................................................... 12 5
Columbia .................................................................................. 8 16 Cossor 300/400 ...................................................................... 12 18
Cossor 464AC .......................................................................... 8 C3
Marconi 'Kestrel' ..................................................................... 12 18
Cossor 499 ............................................................................... 8 23 Pye 'Commande( ................................................................... 12 18
Cossor P44 ............................................................................... 8 16 Pye 'Westminster' .................................................................. 12 18
Eagle Electric 'Chakophone' .................................................... 8 11 Aedifon GA2891299 ............................................................... 12 18
EkcoA274 ................................................................................ 8 C4 Wweless Set No. 38 ................................................................. 7 14
Grahon Crystal Set ................................................................... 7 C3 Woodson 'Spcy 90' ................................................................ 12 18
Majestic Radio 50 .....................................................................9 28 Woodson C50 ......................................................................... 12 18
Marconiphone T26A ............................................................... 12 41C1
Marconiphone V1 ..................................................................... 8
TRANSMITTERS
C4
ANICAT3 .................................................................................. 8 28
McMictlael 'Colonial' ................................................................ 9 29 Collins 30L-1 .......................................................................... 12 7
Mork from OrkTM .......................................................................7 C2
Collins 305-1 .......................................................................... 12 7
Murphy A4 ................................................................................ 9 29 Collins 325 ............................................................................. 12 5
Murphy A8 ................................................................................ 9 30
Dinghy Transmitter Type 33 ..................................................... 8 27
Murphy A262 ............................................................................ 8 16 NS1!NS2 .................................................................................. 8 26
Murphy AD94 ........................................................................... 8 17
RCC T22 ................................................................................ 10 17
Nordmende ·carmen 55' ..........................................................8 18
SCA578 'Gibson Girt' (BC-778) ............................................... 8 28
Nordmende 'Electra 59' ............................................................8 18
Telefunken TK12 .....................................................................9 31
Nordmende 'Rigoletto' ..............................................................8 18
Philco 100 ................................................................................ 8 17
VALVES & TUBES
Philelta 283171 ......................................................................... 8 506 ........................................................................................ 12 13
17
Philips 1410 .............................................................................. 8 17 1163 ..............................................................................: ........ 12 13
Philips 2515 ............................................................................ 12 13 4001A ....................................................................................... 9 C3
Philips 84X76Z ....................................................................... 12 14 A414K ..................................................................................... 12 13
Philips V6A ............................................................................. 12 14
AK2 ........................................................................................ 12 13
Pocket Wireless .......................................................................7 'Audion' ....................................................................................9 7/C1
C2
Radionelte Symfoni- 30 ....................................................... 12 C1 ........................................................................................ 12 13
24
RAP 'Table Model' ................................................................. 12 C433 ....................................................................................... 12 13
C3
Rialton 'Melva' .......................................................................... 9 28 C509 ....................................................................................... 12 12
Stella ST2390 ........................................................................... 8 17 CV67 ...................................................................................... 11 4
Varley AP43 ............................................................................. 9 30 ' E' valve .................................................................................. 12 12
Vidor 'Lady Margaret' CN429 ................................................... 9 C2 E242N .................................................................................... 12 13
Wartime Civilian ..................................................................... 10 G.125A ' Peanut' ....................................................................... 9 C4
28/C1
Western Electric 44002 ............................................................8 10 NT9X ........................................................................................ 9 7/C1
P.425 ........................................................................................ 9 C4
RECEIVERS - Communication•
PM2BA .....................................................................................9 14
Bendix RA-18 ......................................................................... 12 C2
Collins 51S ............................................................................. 12 PM22C ..................................................................................... 9 14
7
Pre-1919 Military (various) ..................................................... 11 16
Collins 755 ............................................................................. 12 5
Collins A-390A OP240 ...................................................................................... 9 15
' A' valve .................................................................................... 9 C2
Letter ................................................................................. 7 29
Round TF-HC-3F ..................................................................... 9 C2
Letter .................................................................................9 31
RV12P2000 ..............................................................................7 6
Letter ............................................................................... 11 30 5625 ......................................................................................... 9 C3
Detrola BC1206-A .................................................................. 12 C3
E52 'KOln' Receiver ..................................................................7 SP.18 ....................................................................................... 9 C"
4
VT25 ......................................................................................... 9 C3
Letter ................................................................................. 9 31
Halliaafters 'Sky Ranger' 5-39 .............................................. 12 While valve ............................................................................... 9 C2
C4
Halliaafters 'SkyAidel' Marine' ............................................... 12 WA2 ......................................................................................... 9 C3
C4
Marconi CA1001828 ............................................................... 12 C2 P•g. r•f•r.nc•• to Ct, C2, C3 •nd C4 lndlc.t• Front cov.r, lnsld•
Marconi MA4b ........................................................................ 10 16 front cov•, lnsld• bM:k cov•r .nd Outslc» l»ck cov.r, r•sp.ctlvfiy
R.1084 ...................................................................................... 9 16
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Radio Bygones. Issues Nos 13.18
ARTICLES & FEATURES
AERONAUTICAL ISSUE
Consol by Brian Kendal ......................................................... 15
Converting the T.R.1196RX by lan Hickman ........................ 16
Gee by S. W. Pope ................................................................ 16
Saved by Radio . 2 by Louis Meulstee ................................... 14
Transmiller/Receiver T.R.9 by E. F. Jones ............................ 14
AMATEUR
Hammarlund 'Cornet Pro' .................................................... 13
Mods to the Collins R-390A by Don Martin ............................17
Wireless History Unearthed by Jack Hum .............................. 18
AUDIO
The Mechanical Amplifier of S. G . Brown by Anthony Swift... l3
BOOKS
Guida del Radiocollezionista ................................................ 18
Het Racal Handboek .............................................................. 14
.
Keys Keys. Keys .................................................................. 13
Radio Art ................................................................................
16
Radio Art Postcards ........................... . ................................ 15
Classic Book Review by Richard Marris
Admiralty Handbook of Wireless Telegraphy .................. 14
RB Bookshelf .......................... . ........................................... 15
....................................................................................... 16
....................................................................................... 17
....................... . . ..........................................................18
BROADCASTING
Biggest Aspidistra in the World by Pat Hawker ...................... 18
2L0 London Calling by Ron lrving ......................................... 17
CIRCUITRY
American 'Midgets' by Richard Q. Marris ............................... 15
Converting the T.R.l 196 Receiver by /an Hickman ...............16
Letter ............................................................................. 17
Fessenden Faux Pas by Stan Crabtree ................................. 13
Letter ............................................................................ 16
Hammarlund 'Comet Pro' .......................................................13
Inside the Eddystone 888A by Brian Kendal .......................... 16
CLANDESTINE
Biggest Aspidistra in the World by Pat Hawker ...................... 18
The Story of 'OLGA by Erling Langemyr ...............................13
Letter .............................................................................14
Letter ...............................................................................15
COMMENT
Learn from Past Technology ..................................................16
Radio 3 MW Close-down ................................................... 15
Subscriptions to Europe ...................................................... 14
The Legacy of F. C. Judd .................................................... 17
Unlucky for Some ................................................................. 13
Restoration Methods ........................................................ 18
CONSTRUCTION
Adding FM to Classic Valved Radios by 'Home-brewer ......... 18
Breadboard Consttuction by Richard Q. Marris .....................15
'Octagon' Aerial by Richard C?. Marris .................................... 13
Receiving FM Programmes on MW by Peter Lankshear ....... 18
DOMESTIC
Down Memory Lane by Pat Baker ........................................ 13
Early Murphy Cabinels by Lorin Knight ..................................14
MARITIME
A Ship of My Own! by Geoff Arnold ....................................... 13
Wireless on RMS 'Queen Mary' by Geoff Arnold ...................16
Letter ............................................................................... 17
MILITARY
Contemporaries of the 38 Set by Louis Meulstee ..................13
The HRO in the British Army by Louis Meulstee .................... 18
MISCELLANY
Birlh & Growth of Pye Radio Ltd by F. C. Judd ...................... 15
Can You Help? info wanted on IWS .......................................18
Down Memory Lane by Pat Baker ......................................... 13
Frequency Control by John I. Brown ...................................... 17
Hidden Meanings - a plea for information .......................... 17
March of Time - the Slide Rule by John I. Brown ..................18
Sound Advice .................................................................. 14
Slarling a Collection by Steve Harris ........................... . ...... l3
On Your Bike! by Charles H. Langton ....................................15
The 'Toner' ............................................................................ 15
Letter ............................................................................... 16
Transformer Mart ............................................................... 16
......................................................................................17
Wireless As I Remember by F. C. Judd ................................. 17
RADIO BYGONES. AugusNSepfember 1992
MOBILE
Wireless & the Metropolitan Police. a Sequel by F. C. ~ u d..d14
MODIFICATIONS
Mods to the Collins R-390A by Don Martin ............................17
MUSEUM PIECES
Bampton Museum of Communication ....................................16
Crystal sets at Arreton Manor ................................................ 15
PAGE National Wireless Museum. Arreton Manor ...........................17
Receiver Cabinet Design of the early 1930s ..........................13
Scottish Museum of Communication .................................... 14
Wireless Novelties ..................................................................18
MUSEUMS & COLLECTIONS
Bad Laasphe by Gerry Baker ................................................. 18
Bampton Museum ................................................................. 16
Isle of Wight Radio Museums ................................................17
Researching the Chakophone by Andrew Humphriss ........... 16
Scottish Museum of Communication ......................................14
NEWS & EVENTS
A First Class Job (Murphy) .....................................................18
Camden Miniature Steam Services Book List ........................ 18
Collins Owners Club ............................................................... l6
Daventry Closes .................................................................
Duxford Radio Society .........................................................
16
16
Folkestone RAC (G2FA) Revived ...................................... 13
HV Electrolytics ................................................................... 1 5
Levell Electronics ............................................................ 18
Mauritron Military Equipment Manuals ......................... ......18
Museum of Communication Foundation ................... ...... 16
National Vintage Communications Fair 1993 .........................18
Scottish Museum of Communication ...................................... 13
Scottish Museum Opens .................... ............................... 17
Met Police HF Links Closed .......................... .......................l8
OBITUARIES
F. C. Judd - an appreciation ..................................................17
PERSONALITIES
Early Days in Australia - W. H. Jenvey by Norman Burton ....14
Frank Murphy. Engineer. etc. by Lorin Knight ........................ 17
P. P. Eckersley - the Missed Opportunities by Pat Hawker ... 15
READERS' LETTERS
A Polished Result ............................................................... 14
Another Barker .................................................................... 18
Another Wavemeter ............................................................ 15
Crystal Set Revisited ...........................................................15
Fessenden Revisited ....................... .....................................16
Frame Aerials on Long Waves .............................................. 14
Good Time Wireless ............................................................. 13
Hobbies Weekly Circuits ........................................................18
lnlo Please! (Barker 88) ......................................................... 17
Long-Lived Components ........................................................ 18
Milnes Unit ........................................................................... 18
More Crystal Sets ............................................................18
More on Popov .................................................................... 14
Olga ........................ .
.............................................................15
Oscillating Crystals .............................................................. 13
RMS Queen Mary .................................................................. 17
Radionette ............................................................................. 13
........................................................................................
14
Saucepan Radio .................................................................. 15
Saucepan Special .............................................................. 14
Selective Crystal Set ............................................................ 14
Telesonic .................................... ............................................ 13
......................................................................................... 14
T.R.1196 ........................... . . ............................................... 17
The 'Toner' .......................................................................... 16
Valve Data .......................................................................... 15
Warlime Memories ...................... . .......................................14
Wavemeters .......................................................................... 16
REFERENCE DATA
Radio Valves & Tubes by Geoff Arnold
Part 4 - Further Data .................................................. 14
RESTORATION
Restoring a Bush VHF9OC by G. Baker ................................. 15
Return to Service for a McMichael 137 by R. Waddingham .. 18
TELEVISION
A Look at Christmas Past on BBC-TV by K e i h Hamer ..........l4
TEST EQUIPMENT
O.H.M.S. - Crystal Tester 193A by Desmond Thackeray ......l7
Resloring & Using Heterodyne Frequency Meters by T. S. Christian
Part 1 -General Principles & Survey of Types ............... 15
Part 2 - Restoring the Wavemeter Class D .................... 16
Part 3 - The magnificent BC-221! ................................. 17
Part 4 - Restoration of a BC-221 ....................................18
WHERE IS IT?
No. 7 (Puzzle) .................................................................13
31
 No. 7 (Answer) .............................................................. 14
No. 8 (Puzzle) ..................................................................17
No. 8 (Answer) ................................................................ 18
EQUIPMENT
The following references may be articles,
Illustrations or brief text mentions
RECEIVERS Broadcast -
'Revophone' Crystal Set .........................................................15
'Rexophone' Crystal Set .....................................................15
Alba Transistor Portable ....................................................... 16
Baird Televisor .......................................................................17
Barker 88 ............................................................................ 17
Letter ............................................................................... 18
Belmonl AC Mains Superhet ............................................. 17
British Broadcast 2 ............................................................... 17
BTH Crystal Set Type C Form A ........................................... 15
Bush VHF9OC ........................................................................15
Chakophone Everyman's Four .............................................16
Chakophone Junior Three ...................... ...... . . . . . . .14
Chakophone Junior Three .....................................................16
Chakophone Junior Two ...................................................... 16
Chakophone No. 1 Amplifier ................................................ 16
Chakophone No. 1 Receiver ................................................. 16
Chakophone Screened Three ............................................... 16
Chakophone Warwick Portable Five ................................... 16
Clarabut HFRF Receiver Mk llla ..................................... 1 7
Clarion 'Old Lager' Barrel Radio ............................ . . ........18
De Wald 414 ..........................................................................15
Defiant 4-valve Portable ......................................................... 16
Deutscher KleinempfBnger ...............................................1 8
Efescaphone 'Nelson' ........................................................ 17
Ethophone Junior Crystal Set Mk I1........................................ 14
Ever Ready 'Sky Baby' ................... .
. .................................. 13
Ever Ready 'Sky Baronet' ...................................................... 13
Ever Ready 'Sky Casket' ...................................................... 13
Ever Ready 'Sky Queen' .......................................................13
Everyman 4 ......................... .... ........................................ 1 7
'Felix the Cat' Crystal Set .......................................................18
Gewphone Crystal Detector Set No . 1 ................................. 14
.
Gewphone Crystal Set Model No. 1 Type BC1001 ..............15
HMV 1410G ........................................................................... 16
HMV TVIRadiogram console ............................................17
'Junk Food' Radios ................................................................. 18
KB 'Masterpiece' ....................................................................
Loewe (British version) ...........................................................17
Marwniphone Model 42 AC .................................................. 13
Marconiphone V2A ........................ . ...................................14
McMichael 'Duplex Transportable' ......................................... 13
McMichael 137 .......................................................................18
Midgelronic Model EMU ................................... ....................16
Murphy A104 ........................................................................ 14
Murphy A24 ..........................................................................
Murphy A24C .........................................................................
Murphy A26 ............................................................................
Murphy A3 ..............................................................................14
Murphy A30 ............................................................................
Murphy A30 ............................................................................
Murphy A34 ...........................................................................14
Murphy A4 ...........................................................................
Murphy A70 ............................................................................
Murphy A72 ............................................................................14
Murphy AD32 .........................................................................
Murphy B4 Battery Portable ..................................................17
Philco LMS Remote Control Console ................................... 17
Philips 274A ................................ .... ................................... 13
Philips 634A .......................... . ........................................... 13
Philips 787 AX ...................................................................... 15
Pye 550 ..................................................................................
Pye 817 TV ...........................................................................
Pye B18T TV ........................................................................ 15
Pye Model 'MM' ....................................................................
Pye P123BQ ........................................................................ 16
Pye P76F ..............................................................................13
Pye PE98UtLW ......................................................................
Radionette Symfoni 3D - Lelter ............................................ 13
RCA 45x11 ............................................................................
Roberts RlCl ................................ . . ...................................16
Spectra Radio Sunglasses ....................... ....................... 18
Sterling R1589 ..................................................................... 17
Stuzzi Transistor Portable ....................................................
TRF American Midget ............................................................
Vest Pocket Crystal Set ......................................................
Vidor CN431 ........................................................................ 13
32
Weslern Electric Crystal Set Model No. 44001 ......................15
RECEIVERS.Communications
Collins R-390A ..................... . . ............................................17
Eddyslone 888A ..................................................................... 16
Hammarlund 'Comet Pro' ............................. . . ..................13
Marconi Marine Type 730 ....................... . . ..........................13
National HRO ........................................................................18
Polish 0 P 3 ........................................................................... 14
Pye 'Unit System' ................................................................... 15
R.106 ................................................................................... 18
R.1355 .................................................................................... 16
R.1545 ................................................................................... 14
R.3582A ................................................................................. 16
Rees Mace Marine Type W .................................................... 13
RF Unit Type 26 .................................................................... 16
T.R.1196 ................................................................................ 16
Letter .............................................................................. 17
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Tuner Aircraft Mk Ill.................... . . . ....................................17
Leller ....................... . ..................................................... 18
W/T Set. Trench CW Mk Ill ................................. . . ...............14
AUDIO
Blue-spot 66K BA loudspeaker ..............................................17
ETS Gaumnt w n e loudspeaker ............................. . ..........17
Gecophone Amplifier BC2585 ............................................14
S. G. Brown Mechanical Amplifier ..........................................13
..................... . ............................................................... 17
S. G . Brown 'Royal' MI cone loudspeaker .............................. 17
Telesonic system .......................................................................
Letter ........................... . . ............................................. 13
Letter ............................ . . .............................................14
TEST EQUIPMENT
BC-221 ................................................................................. 15
....................................................................................... 17
........................................................................................ 18
Crystal Calibrator No. 10 ........................................................ 15
Crystal Monitor Type 2 ......................................................... 16
Pye Tangent Galvanometer ...................................................15
Wavemeter Class D ..............................................................15
.................... . ................................................................ 16
Waverneter WDSF-C ........................................................
Wavemeter W.39B ............................. . . ...............................16
15
Wavemeler W.l 191A .................................................... 15
TRANSCEIVERS
Feld Funk C set .................... . .............................................. 13
13
'OLGA' .............................. .......... ............................................ 13
Letter ............................................................................... 14
Letter ..............................................................................15
PPC ........................................................................................ 13
SCR563 .................................................................................. 13
T.R.9 ......................................................................................14
Type 94 No. 6 .........................................................................13
TRANSMITTERS
14
Aspidistra .............................................................................. 18
14
Gibson Girl .............................................................................14
14
Marconi Marine Type 381 ...................................................... 13
NSG4JNS4 'Jager' ................................................................. 14
13
Radio Communications CO. Marine T20 ................................13
14
Rees Mace Marine ET343 .....................................................13
T.3180 'Waller' ....................................................................... 14
14
T.3670 ....................................................................................16
14
Type 33 (.l1333) .................................... ................................ 14
W/T Set, Trench CW Mk III' ....................... . .......................14
14
MISCELLANEOUS
Dog Piclure Aerial .................................................................. 18
Indicator Type 36 ................................................................ 16
Indicator Type 62 ...................... . . . . ..............................16
'Milnes' HT Unit ...................................................................... 17
15 Letler .................... . ..................................................... 18
15 Waveform Generalor Type 72 ................................................16
VALVES & TUBES
15 Arcturus No. 127 .................................................................... l8
Phillips BVA 1821 Miniwatl .................... . ........................ 18
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ARTICLES 81FEATURES
AERONAUTICAL ISSUE PAGE
RAF Aeronautical Transmitter T.21 by Ron Irving ............. 20
RAF Tester R/T. Type 1 by E. F. Jones ........................... 23
RAF TransmitterIReceiver T.R.2 by Ron Irvinq .................21
Wireless in the Royal Flying corps by '~hosphor'.............24
AMATEUR
Experimentation in 1913 ...................................................20
Heathkit Receiver Model RA-1 by Richard Marris .............22
BOOKS
Classic Book Review by Richard Marris
Electronics Circuits Manual ........................................ 23
Discovering Vintage Radio ................................................ 20
History of the British Radio Valve to 1940 .........................22
Le Radio Popolari ........................................................ 22
BROADCASTING
First Radio Broadcast, Christmas 1906 by W. S. Marceil .. 20
International Broadcasting - Birth of a Monster? by Pat Hawker
Part 1 - Short-wave Listening in the 1930s ................23
Part 2 - Broadcasting in the 1930s and '40s .............. 24
Memories of a High-power Mobile Transmitter by WJM ....21
CIRCUITRY
Early Negative Resistance Valves by /an L. Sanders ....... 23
The Magnetic Detector ......................................................22
Letter ..........................................................................23
The Philips Superinductance Receivers by Lorin Knight ... 21
Corrections ..................................................................22
Update ........................................................................23
Some Unusual Vintage Transistor Circuits
by Sir Douglas Hall .................................................... 22
Letter ...........................................................................
23
Letter ...........................................................................
24
The Unidyne by /an L. Sanders .........................................19
Letter ...........................................................................
20
COMMENT
Beginning RB's Fourth Year ............................................. 19
Circuit Diagram Conventions ............................................. 24
Classifying TRF Receivers ............................................... 22
Letter .......................... . . ..........................................23
Constructional Articles in RB .............................................20
Safety ............................................................................. 21
Letter ...................................................................... 21
Letter ......................................................................... 23
Sewing the Readership .....................................................23
CONSTRUCTION
l - V - l Valved Receiver - Preview ......................................20
The l - V - l Rides Again by T. S. Christian
Part 1 - Background and Circuit .................................21
Part 2 - Construction. Coils & Power Supply ..............22
Part 3 - Driving, Bandspreading, Cosmetics, etc ........ 23
The 'Lowfer' Aerial by 'Home-brewer' ...............................24
DOMESTIC
Evaluating the S.T.68 (1923) by Richard Marris ...............19
The Philips Superinductance Receivers by Lorin Knight ... 21
Corrections ................................................................. 22
The Pye QP.AC Portable Radio by Richard Q. Marris ......24
MARITIME
First Maritime Distress at a UK Coast Radio Station
by Brian Faulkner ....................................................... 24
The Magnetic Detector ...................................................... 22
Letter ........................... .
............................................ 23
A Mystery Transceiver .......................................................24
Wireless in the Titanic by Norman Burion .........................22
MILITARY
Commando Communication - No. 46 Set by Louis Meulstee
Part 1 ..........................................................................
19
Part 2 ..........................................................................
20
Wireless Set No. 18 by Louis Meulstee
Part 1 ..........................................................................
24
MISCELLANY
An Early Wireless Greetings Card .................................. 20
RADIO BYGONES. August/September 1993
Confessions of a Free-lance Technical Journalist
by Sir Douglas Hall .....................................................20
Eddystone Safety Lead-in Advertisement ......................... 20
First Ever Advert for a TV Receiver ...................................19
Listening to Home & Overseas Broadcasts
by E. F. Jones ............................................................. 19
Mr Pimple's Radio Joy & Sorrow
1 ..................................................................................19
2 ..................................................................................20
3 ............................................................................... 21
4 .......................... . ................................................... 23
5 ................................................................................ 24
Nauen - Wireless Link with the Imperial Empire
by Stan Crabtree .........................................................22
Philips' Electronic Components & Applications -
end of an era ........................................................... 19
Radio Antics by Alan Schiffman ........................................ 20
Reaction by P. P. Eckersley ..............................................19
The Party - a Seasonal Poem by Colin Draper ................20
Those Were the Days - Vintage Materials Adverts ...........21
Times Were Hard Then, Lad!
(Make your own capacitors) ........................................23
Wanamaker Wireless by Stan Crabtree ............................19
Whatever Happened to the Negative Capacitor?
by 'Anodyne' ............................................................... 22
MUSEUM PIECES
Dutch Broadcast Museum
(Nederlands Omroepmuseum) ...................................22
Naval Communications & Radar Museum,
HMS Collingwood ....................................................... 23
Orpheus Radio Museum, Ballarat .....................................24
Pat Hill Collection .............................................................. 20
Plastic Radios 1930s-'50s ................................................19
Stichting Signals Collection '40-'45 ..................................21
Letter .......................................................................... 23
Letter ...........................................................................24
Telecommunications Museum, Adelaide ...........................24
MUSEUMS & COLLECTIONS
Dutch Broadcast Museum
(Nederlands Omroepmuseum) ...................................22
Naval Communications & Radar Museum.
HMS Collingwood ....................................................... 23
Stichting Signals Collection '40-'45 ..................................21
NEWS & EVENTS
l-V-l Alternative Chassis ..................................................24
Dedham Museum Relocates to Harwich ...........................21
French Communications Museum ..................................... 20
Military Wireless Amateur Radio Society ..........................19
Minerva Restoration ..........................................................24
Museo Della Radiofonia, Rome .........................................21
Plug-in Coil Formers ...................... .
................................ 20
QTI Tape Magazine .......................................................... 24
Real Radio (Valves, etc., stocked by Maplin) ....................24
Samson's Surplus Stores have Moved .............................19
'Steam Radio' (Exhibition in Anstruther, Fife) .................... 24
TV Graphics Review ................................................... 1 9
OBITUARIES
Major J. I. G. Brown ........................................................ 22
Mrs Winifred Collins .......................................................... 20
Stan Crabtree .................................................................. 24
William J. Halligan ....................................................... 19
RADIO CONTROL
Radio Controlled Models by F. C. Judd ............................ 21
Letter ...........................................................................
23
READERS' LETTERS
l-V-1s and All That! ..................................................... 23
Another Valve Myth? .................................... .. .................24
Cadet Signals Recollections .............................................. 22
Crystal Set OX ........................................................... 19
More (Dutch) Museums ..................................................... 24
Early Television .................................................................
19
Fringe TV Reception from AP ...................................... 23
Liquid Barreter ...................................................................
22
Long Delayed Echoes ...................................................... 24
Memories of Scott-Taggart ............................................... 24
More on Maggie ................................................................ 23
More on the AR-88 .................... . . ................................ 21
More on the Saucepan Special ........................................ 20
Mystery Valve Identified (Miniwatt 1821) ........................... 19
Pip Squeak and the Ultimate T.R.9 ................................... 23
Radio Controlled Models ................................................... 23
Radio Hot Water Bottle ......................................................21
RAF 1.1083lR.1082. etc .................................................... 23
Remembering Masteradio .................................................20
.................................................................................... 22
Safety First ........................................................................ 21
Safety Matters ................................................................... 23
SCR-299lSCR-399 ............................................................ 21
.................................................................................... 24
Scratch Treatment .............................................................24
Symbols ............................................................................ 19
The Search for J. J. Shaw ................................................. 22
The Unidyne ...................................................................... 20
.................................................................................... 22
Valves Made in Canton .....................................................21
Vintaqe Transistor Circuits ................................................23
.................................................................................... 24
Westinghouse Radio Query .............................................. 21
The Winds that Blow .........................................................24
RESTORATION
Cabinet Restoration by Gerry Baker ................................. 23
Letter ........................................................................... 24
Make Do and Mend by Gerry Baker .................................. 22
Rebuilding an AR-88D by John Wells ............................... 20
Letter ........................................................................... 21
Restoring an Ekco U332 Receiver by Richard Marris .......20
TELEVISION
25 Years of BBC Colour TV
by Keith Hamer & Garry Smith .................................... 20
Fringe TV Reception from Alexandra Palace
by Ron Weller ............................................................. 21
TEST EQUIPMENT
On His Majesty's Service... AVOMETERS
by Desmond Thackeray ............................................. 19
~ e s t o r i n& ~Using ~ e t e r o d ~ n
Frequency
e Meters by T. S. Christian
Part 5 - Recalibration & Accuracy of a BC-221 .......... 19 12
WHERE IS IT?
No. 9 (Puzzle) ............................................................ 19
No. 9 (Answer) ....................................................... 20
EQUIPMENT
The following references may be articles.
illustrations or brief text mentions
RECEIVERS.Broadcast
Bush VHF9OC .................................................................. 19
EAC Crystal Set Type B .................................................... 20
Ekco AC74 ....................................................................... 19
Ekco U332 ......................................................................... 20
Emerson CR274LW ..................................................... 19
Fellophone Super Two ...................................................... 24
Gamage 'Two-valve Receiver' ..........................................20
GEC 'Catkin' ...................................................................... 23
KB 'Masterpiece' ............................................................... 19
KB 3-valve ......................................................................... 20
Marconiphone 911 ...................................................... 19
Murphy AD94 .................................................................... 19
National Wireless CO. Type N Mk C1 Crystal Set ............. 20
Philips 577A .................................................................... 21
Philips 630A ...................................................................... 21
Philips 634A ......................................................................21
Philips 730A ......................................................................23
Philips 830A ...................................................................... 21
Philips 83811 ...................................................................... 21
Pye QP.AC ........................................................................24
'Saucepan Special' ............................................................ 20
Scott-Taggart S.T.68 ....................................................... 19
Unidyne ........................................................................... 19
VSE 3-band ......................................................................20
Westinghouse Amplifier Type DA ..................................... 21
Westinghouse Tuner Type RA ..................... . . ................ 21
RECEIVERS.Communications
AR-88D ..................................... .. ..................................... 20
Letter ..........................................................................21
B - l 1 ...................................... . ........................................23
8-21 ................................................................................. l
B-29 ...................................................................................21
6-50 ...................................................................................23
'Cigar-box' Receiver .........................................................20
Eddystone All-World Two ..................................................21
Heathkit RA-l .................................................................. 22
Magnum SW Convertor ................................................... 23
Marconi 'Guardian' 1193A ............................................... 23
Marconi Magnetic Detector ............................................... 22
Letter ........................................................................... 23
Marconi 361 ...................................................................... 23
Marconi 579 Radiogoniometer ..........................................23
Marconi DFG-12 ................................................................23
Marconi Multiple Tuner ..................................................... 22
MCRl ................................................................................ 22
Naval Receiver Outfit CAD ................................................ 23
Nr 361 ............................................................................... 21
Philips GM4010 .................................................................23
R.1082
Letter ...........................................................................23
Telephone Wireless Aircraft Mk. I1 ....................................24
'Telesonic' Receiver ..........................................................21
AUDIO
Blattnerphone ....................................................................24
TEST EQUIPMENT
Avometers .........................................................................19
BC-221 ............................................................................. 19
Tester RTT, Type 1 ............................................................ 23
TRANSCEIVERS
BC-640 ..............................................................................21
No. 18 Set .........................................................................24
No. 28 Set ......................................................................... 24
No. 46 Set ......................................................................... 19
.................................................................................... 20
SCR-399 ........................................................................... 21
Letter ...........................................................................23
T.R.2 ................................................................................. 21
T.R.9 ................................................................................. 21
Letter ...........................................................................23
T.R.11 .............................................................................. 21
Type 687 ...........................................................................24
26
W.S. No. 22 Handcart ....................................................... 21
32
TRANSMllTERS
4G .................................................................................... 23
5G .................................................................................... 23
605 Series ......................................................................... 23
Fessenden HF Alternator ..................................................20
Marconi Type 558 ............................................................. 23
T.21 .................................................................................. 20
T.1083
Letter ........................................................................... 23
T.1115 ............................................................................... 23
TGY1 ................................................................................. 23
TV11 .................................................................................. 23
Type 2 .............................................................................. 23
Type 57 .............................................................................20
MISCELLANEOUS
Radar Type 275 ............................................................... 23
VALVES & TUBES
GE Dynatron .....................................................................23
Marconi-Osram U10 ........................................................ 19
Mullard DW2 .....................................................................19
Philips 'Miniwatt' 1821 .......................................................19
Polar Negatron ..................................................................23
Thorpe K4 ........................................................................19
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 INDEX
Radio Bygones. Issues Nos 25-30
ARTICLES & FEATURES
AERONAUTICAL ISSUE
Bendix MN-26 Radio Compass by John C. Mackesy .... 28
RAF Receiver R.1082 by E. F. Jones ............................ 29
AUDIO
The Theremin by Peter Lankshear .............................. 28
BOOKS
Comprehensive Radio Valve Guides .............................28
Early History of Radio from Faraday to Marconi ............ 29
Handbook of Radio. TV & Industrial & Transmitting
Tube & Valve Equivalents ...................................... 29
BROADCASTING
BBC TV Studio Operations and Engineering
by Larry Coalston .................................................... 30
CIRCUITRY
Racal and the RA.17 HF Communications Receiver
by Keith R. Thrower
Part 1 ......................................................................... 25
Part 2 ..................................................................... 26
Super-Regeneration Revisited by T. S. Christian .......... 27
CLANDESTINE
Aspi 5. Task Z & Operation 'Silent Minute'
by Pat Hawker
Part 1 ......................................................................... 30
Mk.123 'Spy Set' by Ben Nock ..................................... 29
Polish Radio Centre, Stanmore by Pat Hawker .............25
'Sweetheart' Miniature Receiver Type 3111
by Erling Langemyr ................................................... 29
COMMENT
D-Day Commemorations ................................................27
Recording History ............................................................30
Sir Douglas Hall ......................................................... 28
Ubiquitous 807 ................................................................ 29
VAT on Newspapers, Magazines and Books ................. 25
What Are They Worth? ...................................................26
CONSTRUCTION
Build a '60s Style Transistor Portable
by Sir Douglas Hall ...................................................28
'Colditz-Maggitsiz' Horn Loudspeaker
by 'Home-Brewer' .................................................... 26
Tribute to the 807 by Graeme Wormald ......................... 29
DOMESTIC
Antipodean Ekco - the SW86 by Peter Lankshear ....... 26
Filament Power for Dry Battery Receivers
by 'Anodyne' .............................................................26
Grandpa's Wireless Set by 'Phosphor' ...........................29
HT Batteries and Accumulators by Frank Corvus ......... 26
Mighty RGD 1050C by Anthony Hopwood ..................... 28
Pilot 'Little Maestro' Superhet of 1939
by Richard Q. Marris ............................. . ................ 30
FAMOUS NAMES
Jackson Brothers - A History by T. S. Christian
Part 1 .........................................................................27
................Part
.................2....... 28
Radiovision (Leicester) Ltd
by W. W. Storer & C. W. Cragg ............................... 25
MARITIME
Marconi Marine 'Lodestar' ADF by Geoff Arnold ........... 27
1930s Seagoing Memories by Les Gibson .................... 30
MILITARY
Contemporaries of the W.S.18 by Louis Meulsfee ........ 27
Handie-talkie & Walkie-talkie by Brian Cannon ............. 27
Mk.123 'Spy Set' by Ben Nock ..................................... 29
Mk.123 'Spy Set' - A follow-up ...................................... 30
Mystery Add-in by Geoff Arnold ................................... 26
Letter .........................................................................27
RAF Receiver R.1082 by E. F. Jones ............................29
Sussex Tank Recovery by Ron Ham ............................. 27
Wireless Set No. 18 by Louis Meulstee
Part 2 .........................................................................25
Part 3 .........................................................................26
RA D10 BYGONES. August/September 1994
MISCELLANY
50 Years Ago in Wireless World ..................................... 25
.................................................................................. 29
But Would it Work With Valves? .....................................25
Driving Classic Valved Communications Receivers
by T. S. Christian ......................................................30
PAGE Irish Channel Radio-cable Link by E. F. Jones .............. 27
Just How Can You Live Without One? ........................... 28
Marconi Wireless Station. Waunfawr. Carnarvon .......... 25
Microphone With a Story ............................................29
Things to Come ............................................................... 27
Wireless in Central Africa by Sir Douglas Hall ............... 25
Wireless Sets Operated by Gas .....................................25
MOBILE
Mobile Radio in the Netherlands by Louis Meulstee ..... 29
MUSEUM PIECES
Cypress Gardens Radio Collection ................................ 30
Eastern Bloc Military Radio ............................................28
Lindfield Wireless Museum ...........................................26
National Wireless Museum. Puckpool Park ................... 27
Plastic-cased Radios ......................................................25
Transmitting Valves ........................................................ 29
MUSEUMS & COLLECTIONS
Cypress Gardens Radio Collection ................................30
Dots ... Dashes ... and Dials ..........................................30
Eastern Bloc Military Radio ............................................28
Lindfield Wireless Museum ............................................. 26
NEWS & EVENTS
All Ears Fanzine ..............................................................29
Antique Radio News Magazine ..................................... 25
Component Source - HT transformers ..........................25
Coupling Chokes ............................................................. 27
Eddystone User Group ...................................................28
Ken-Rad Valve Phnt Closes .......................................... 28
Marconi Station. Waunfawr. Caernarfon ........................ 28
Mauritron Book Catalogue ..............................................28
New Premises for 'On the Air' ........................................ 29
New Source for Valves .................................................27
Porthcurno Telegraph Museum ...................................... 30
Radio Jigsaw ................................................................... 27
Vintage Wireless Company Limited ............................... 26
Walkie-Talkie - 50 Years Old .........................................25
Letter .........................................................................26
Whatever Happened to Luxembourg 208? .................... 27
405-Alive Magazine ........................................................28
OBITUARIES
Memories of Stan Crabtree G30XC by Mike Paveley ... 26
RADIONAVIGATION
Bendix MN-26 Radio Compass by John C. Mackesy .... 28
Marconi Marine 'Lodestar' ADF by Geoff Arnold ........... 27
READERS' LETTERS
Adzam ............................................................................. 25
And 'User-Friendliness' Was Born ................................. 29
Baynham Honri G5HY ....................................................26
Bigrid ...............................................................................29
Blattnerphone ..................................................................25
BNC Connectors ............................................................. 28
Cheap HT Battery Restoration Source? ......................... 28
Circuits and Echoes ........................................................25
Cold Cathodes? ........................................................... 27
C R l 00 Transmitter Unit ..................................................27
Historical Reconstruction ......................................... 25
Lizard Jiggered? ............................................................. 26
Mains Voltages ................................................................ 28
Military Nostalgia ............................................................. 26
..................................................................................27
Mystery DIF Test Set .................................... .................. 29
................................................................................. 30
Outward Signs .................................................................27
Philips Superinductance .................................................27
Post-War Years ............................................................... 29
Racal and the RA.71 ....................................................26
Racal RA.17 ................................................................... 30
Receiver Comparisons ...................................................27
R-390A VS RA.17L ..........................................................28
Super Regen & Vintage Transistor Circuits ................... 28
Throw Away Your Aerials! .............................................. 26
US Circuit Diagrams ...................................................... 26
Useful Addresses ............................................................ 28
................................................................................. 29
Valves .......................................................................... 25
Walkie-Talkie Confusion ...............................................26
Wave Traps ..................................................................... 29
l - V - l.Matters Arising ................................................... 25
12K5 ........................................................................ 30
50R and 75R 'N' Connectors .......................................... 28
REMINISCENCES
Murphy Memories by Terry McGough ............................26
Thirty Years On by Stan Crabtree .................................. 28
TELEVISION
BBC TV Studio Operations and Engineering
by Larry Coalston .................................................... 30
VALVES
Bigrid Valve by Desmond Thackeray ............................. 28
Letter ......................................................................... 29
Letter ......................................................................... 30
From Screen Grid to Beam Tetrode by 'Phosphor' ....... 30
Method of Repairing Valve Filaments ............................ 28
Tribute to the 807 by Graeme Wormald ......................... 29
EQUIPMENT
The following references may be articles.
illustrations or brief text mentions
RECEIVERS.BROADCAST
Barker 88 ......................................................................... 26
E ~ CSW86O ...................................................................... 26
Ferguson 203U ................................................................ 25
KB Model FBlO ............................................................. 25
Marconiphone Type 41 ................................................... 29
Neckermann WUR8651 ................................................. 25
Philips 371 At15 ............................................................. 25
Pilot Little Maestro Model IOAC ..................................... 25
Pilot Little Maestro of 1939 ............................................ 30
RGD 1050C ..................................................................... 28
Strad PW461 ................................................................... 25
'Sweetheart' Type 3111 ................................................. 29
RECEIVERS.COMMUNICATIONS
East German EKB .......................................................... 28
Eddystone 940 ................................................................ 30
Marconi Crystal Receiver Type No. 16 .......................... 30
Marconi CR10012 ............................................................ 30
Marconi Marine 352a ...................................................... 30
Polish Clandestine Series ............................................... 25
Polish OP-3 ..................................................................... 25
Racal RA.117 .................................................................. 25
Racal RA.17 .................................................................... 25
.................................................................................. 26
Letter ......................................................................... 30
Racal RA.71 (letter) ...................................................... 26
Radiovision 'Commander' ............................................. 25
Radiovision 'Hambander' .............................................. 25
R-S-R Clipper ............................................................... 30
R.1082 ............................................................................. 29
R.1155 ............................................................................. 25
Soviet R-311 .................................................................... 28
Soviet R-326 .................................................................... 28
V55R ............................................................................ 25
AUDIO
Blattnerphone (letter) .................................................... 25
Reisz Microphone .......................................................... 29
Theremin ......................................................................... 28
RADIONAVIGATION
Bendix MN-26 Radio Compass ...................................... 28
Marconi Marine 'Lodestar' ADF ...................................... 27
Marconi Marine 'Lodestone' ........................................... 27
SCR-269 ADF ................................................................. 28
TEST EQUIPMENT
D/F Test Set 1OS116587 ................................................. 29
Letter .........................................................................30
TRANSCEIVERS
BC-61 1 ............................................................................27
Condor 16 ......................................................................29
DR38alFR38a ................................................................ 29
East German SEG 15 D .............................................. 28
Italian R F l ...................................................................... 27
Link 1498 ......................................................................... 29
Mk.123 ............................................................................. 29
.................................................................................. 30
Mk.124 .............................................................................30
Philips SRI3192 ...............................................................29
Polish Clandestine Series ...............................................25
Russian 6 PK ................................................................... 27
SCR-2931294 ...................................................................27
SCR-300 (BC-1000) ....................................................... 27
.................................................................................. 27
SCR-511 (BC-745) ........................................................ 27
SCR-6091610 (BC-659) ............................................... 27
Soviet R-1 04M .................................................................28
Soviet R-1 05M ................................................................ 28
Soviet R-107T ............................................................ 28
Soviet R-126 .................................................................... 28
Soviet RB and RB 40 ...................................................... 27
Torn.Fu.bl ....................................................................... 27
T0rn.Fu.g .........................................................................27
T.R.1148a ........................................................................29
T.R.3558 ..........................................................................29
W.S.18 ............................................................................. 25
.................................................................................. 26
W.S.19 ............................................................................. 27
W.S.31 ............................................................................. 27
W.S.48 ............................................................................. 26
W.S.58 ............................................................................. 26
W.S.68 ............................................................................. 26
W.S.108 ........................................................................... 26
TRANSMlrrERS
AP 1670A Coil Spark ...................................................... 29
AP 63993 Adaptor Unit Transmitter ............................... 26
Letter ......................................................................... 27
Fox 15T ............................................................................ 25
Marconi Marine 376 ........................................................ 30
Marconi Marine 381 ........................................................ 30
Polish Clandestine Series ............................................... 25
MISCELLANEOUS
Generator Hand IOW Mkll (W.S.48) .............................. 26
Junkers 191 2 Morse Key ................................................ 30
Power Supply Unit No. 5 (W.S.18) ................................. 26
VALVES & TUBES
Brimar 12K5 .................................................................... 29
Letter ......................................................................... 30
Cossor S320 .................................................................... 30
Cossor 21ODG ................................................................ 28
Eimac 4CX250a .............................................................. 30
F.E.l ............................................................................... 30
Hivac ACHY ..................................................................... 30
Hivac HY220 ................................................................... 30
Hull shielded valve .......................................................... 30
Ken-Rad 826 ................................................................... 29
Marconi D.E.S.625 ........................................................ 30
Marconi DG2 ................................................................... 28
MarconiIOsram KTZ63 .................................................... 30
Mazda ACl4PEN ............................................................. 30
Mullard Bigrid .................................................................. 30
Mullard PM1DG ............................................................... 28
Mullard PM1 2a ................................................................ 30
MWT CAT6 ...................................................................... 29
MWT MT9 ........................................................................ 29
Thorpe K4 ........................................................................ 28
CV2799lQQV03-20A ...................................................... 29
807 .................................................................................. 29
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 I Wonder Why by Geoff Arnold ....................................... 34
Lad who read Wireless Sets .................................... 36
Radio Bygones. Issues Nos 31-36 Listening in the Fifties by Peter Thelwall........................ 33
Marconi Development Labs Staff. 1938 ......................... 34
ARTICLES & FEATURES Radio Before Hertz and Marconi by Lorin Knight .......... 36
Receiver Datafile
AERONAUTICAL ISSUE PAGE
Eddystone 358/358X/400/400X by T. S. Christian .. 34
BOAC Dakotas in World War II by Larry Coalston ........ 35
IFF . Identi! ication Friend or Foe by /an G. Mant ........... 31
27
32
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That's Clever Rubber Stamps ..................................... 34
RAF Transmitter T.1087 by E. F. Jones ...................... 32 MODIFICATIONS
19
AMATEUR '
Modifications vs. Improvements by 'Anodyne' ............... 32
Codar AT5 Transmitter bv /an Liston-Smith .................. 32 MUSUEM PIECES
5
.................................................................................. 33 2 Crystal Sets ........................ . . ....................................... 31
AUDIO 'On the Air' Museum. Chester ....................................... 32
'Listening In' Postcard Series .........................................34
Horn Loudspeakers of S. G . Brown by /an L. Sanders . 35 13 Test Equipment .............................................................. 35
Magnetic Recording Machines by Bob Ridley ............... 34 15 Valves ............................................................................. 33
BOOKS MUSEUMS & COLLECTIONS
Early Radio - in Marconi's Footsteps 1894-1920 ......... 34 21 Bletchley Park .................................................................34
Classic Book Review by Richard Marris 'CHIDE' - Centre for the History of Defence Electronics 36
Radio Designer's Handbook ................................... 36 28 'On the Air' Wireless Museum b y Alan Gale .................. 32
BROADCASTING NEWS & EVENTS
Germany Calling by Andrew Emmerson ........................34 6 2MT Writtle .................................................................. 35
Letter ....................................................................... 36 34 Bletchley Park ................................................................ 36
CIRCUITRY Denco Lives Again! ............................. . . ...................... 34
Check Your Batteries by Jeff Harris .............................. 34 4 Dutch Broadcast Musuem ........................................... 32
Crystal Sets by C. M. Lindars ..................................... 31 30 Duxford Radio Society ................................................. 34
Getting to Grips With AC/DC by Gordon H. Brown ....... 33 8 Germany Calling ........................................................... 33
Mains PSU for Battery Sets by Ben Nock ...................... 33 4 Historical Radio Conference ........................................ 33
Marconi CR Series of Receiver by G. L. Grisdale ......... 31 17 ................................................................................ 36
Miser's AC Power Unit by 'Home-Brewer' ..................... 34 8 HMS Collingwood Naval Museum .................................. 33
Pye PCR 2 by Ben Nock ............................................. 36 13 IFF ....................... . ........................................................ 36
Simple 60V1120V Power Supply by A. R. Hobden ........ 33 11 Jackson Bros Components ........................ . . ............. 34
Small Yanks and Class 'X' by E d Dinning ...................... 33 6 Japanese UY56B ............................................................ 34
Stenode Receiver by Lorin Knight .................................. 34 10 Lighthouse Radio ................................................... 34
CLANDESTINE Mose' Edizioni ............................................................... 36
Aspi 5. Task Z & Operation 'Silent Minute' by Pat Hawker 'On the Air' Museum Open ............................................. 31
Part 2 ......................................................................... 31 9 Portishead Radio.75 Years of Service ........................ 32
Technical Data Sources:
COMMENT Mauritron Catalogue ............................................. 34
Denco ............................................................................ 33 1 Savoy Hill Move ....................... . . .......................... 31
EF50s in German Equipment ......................................... 31 1 Savoy Hill Publications .......................................... 34
Letter ......................................................................... 33 30 Valve Stockists:
GB2SM at the Science Museum Closing ....................... 32 1 Maplin and RS Components .................................. 32
Paper Price Rises ......................................................... 36 1 Valve & Tube Supplies ........................................... 34
Reminiscences of WWll ................................................. 35 1 OBITUARIES
Renewing Your Subscription .............................. . . ....... 34 1
CONSTRUCTION
Leon Newnham G6NZ .................................... .. . . . . . . .31
PERSONALITIES
Mains PSU for Battery Sets by Ben Nock ...................... 33 4
.................................. .. ........................................ 34 13 Our Friend G6DN. the Late Mark Denny by Ron lrving . 33
Miser's AC Power Unit by .Horne.Brewer' ..................... 34 8 READERS' LETTERS
Letter ......................................................................... 35 32 1946 Exhibition ................................................................ 32
Simple 60Vl120V Power Supply by A. R. Hobden ........ 33 11 Bigrid Valves ................................... .. ............................34
DOMESTIC Calling Racal Experts ...................................................... 34
Bush VHF 101 Table Radio ........................................ 36 21 Careless Talk (Official Secrets Act) ............................. 35
Crystal Sets by C. M. Lindars ....................................... 31 30 Cine Service Source ...................................................... 34
Early KB by Anthony Hopwood .................................... 34 22 Component Sources (B. J. Reed) ..................................31
George and his Gecophone by John W. Wood ............. 32 16 CO-planar Valves ..................................................... 34
MH 5-Valve Supersonic Unit by Geoff Arnold ................36 4 ................................................................................ 36
Milnes Unit ....................................................................... 36 20 CR300 Memories ............................................................ 32
Simple 60V1120V Power Supply by A. R. Hobden ........ 33 11 EF50s in German WWll Equipment ............................... 33
Small Yanks and Class 'X' by E d Dinning ...................... 33 6 .................................................................................. 35
Letters ................... . . ....... .. .................................... 35 33/35 Equipment Sought for ASR Launch ...............................35
Sony TR-63 Story by Enrico T ~ d e s c h...........................i 35 30 Footless valves ............................................................. 36
For the record ............................................................. 36
FAMOUS NAMES 'Germany Calling .......................................................... 32
Lissen 'Hi-Q' Short-wave Components of 1936 ................................................................................. 36
by W. H. J. Yeo .................................................... 31 14 Electrocolor Recorder ................................................ 34
Letter ...................................................................... 32 30 Equipment Disposal (see also Post-War Years) ............ 34
HAC Short Wave Products by C. M. Lindars ................. 32 18 ex-IMRC Staff Out There? .................... . ..................... 33
Memories of Arthur Allwright and Denco Radio Frequency Meters .......................................................... 34
by Ronnie Allwriglit .................................................. 33 25 GL and ACIDC ............................................................... 36
MARITIME & NAVAL Hawker Hurricane ..................................................... 36
B28 Transmitter Unit .................................................. 31 26 Lissen Components .................................................... 32
Sea Battle by Victor Gooni ............................. . . ......... 35 18 Mains Voltages ................................................................ 31
MILITARY Missing Callsigns .................................................... 33
Missing Half (Image Orthicon Sizes) .............................. 31
Italian Field Radio Station RF4 by Mario Galasso ......... 31 3
Larkspur by Louis Meulstee ............................................ 35 20
Mystery
. . Transceiver T.R.1lHA ................... . . ............ 31
......................... . .................................................... 33
Radione Portable Receiver R3 and Transmitter RS20M
Pirate 807s .................................................................... 31
by Richard Konig ..................................................... 33 12
Post-War Years .................................... ........................... 31
Letter ......................................................... :............. 34 30
GL - Top Secret by Stanley Lewer ............................. 35 9
.................................... ............................................ 32
(see also Equipment Disposal)
MISCELLANY Power Supplies ...............................................................35
50 Years Ago in Wireless World .................................. 31 8 Protect the Secondary .................................................. 35
Imperial Wireless Chain .............................................. 34 14 Radione Equipment ........................................................ 34

RADIO BYGONES No. 36. August/September 1995

RAF Recollections ..................................................... 32
RAF Transmitter 1087 ..................................................... 34
Remember the No . 17 Set? ........................................ 34
Safety First! ..................................................................... 32
Swedish Collection ..........................................................32
Terman - v - Terman ...................................................... 31
Thermo-Generators .........................................................32
Transistor Time ............................................................... 34
Valve Reliability ...................................................... 34
Valve testing ......................... . . ....................................... 36
Valves and lnfo Wanted .................................................34
'Valve & Tube Supplies' - a Bouquet ............................. 31
What Does the SC Code Mean? .................................... 34
Why the Mesh? .............................................................34
William Le Queux ........................................................... 31
REMINISCENCES
My Start in Telecommunications by Lorin K~iigl?t .......... 32
North Wales Wireless College, Colwyn Bay ..................32
North Wales Wireless College, Student recollections ... 35
Sea Battle by Victor Goorn ............................................. 35
RESTORATION
Modifications vs. Improvements b y 'Anodyne' ...............32
SOLID STATE
Sinclair's Micromatic by Tim Wander ............................. 32
Sony TR-63 Story by Enrico Tedeschi ...........................35
TEST EQUIPMENT
Collecting (and using) Vintage Test Equipment
by Geoff Arnold....................................................... 35
Megacycle Meter Model 59 by Geoff Arnold ..................36
VALVES
Valve Reliability ............................................................... 31
Letter ......................................................................... 34
Amplification by Secondary Electronic Emission
by 'Phosphor' ............................................................ 32
Japanese UY56B .......................................................... 34
EQUIPMENT
The following references may be articles,
illustrations or brief text mentions
RECEIVERS - BROADCAST
Brown 'Crystal Amplifier' .......................................... 31
Brownie No . 2 Model Crystal Receiver ......................... 31
BTH 'Bijou' Crystal Set ................................................... 31
Bush VHF 101 ............................................................... 36
Denco DR17 ....................................................................33
Denco DR21 ....................................................................33
Denco DR23 (Dencadet) ............................................... 33
Detrola 324 ....................... . ............................................33
Letters ..................................................................... 35
Eldeco .............................................................................34
Gecophone No. 1 ............................................................31
Gecophone 3300 .............................................................32
HAC 'T-Twin' .................... . . ......................................... 32
KB Console ..................................................................... 34
Lissen Hi-Q Three ........................................................... 31
MH Supersonic Unit ........................................................ 36
Pilot 'Mittle Maestrc' ................................................... 33
'Service' SWILW Crystal Set ......................................... 31
Sinclair Micromatic ...................................................... 32
Sony TR-63 ..................................................................... 35
WhiteleylSelfridge Radiogram ................... ....... ........ 34
'Wireless Experts' Crystal Set ................... . .. . ........... 31
RECEIVERS - COMMUNICATIONS
B40 .................................................................................. 32
Denco DCR19 ................................................................33
Eddystone 358/358X/400/400X ......................................34
Marconi Coherer ....................................... ...................... 34
Marconi CRlOO (828) ......................... ...... .................. 31
Marconi CR150 ..................................... .......................... 31
Marconi CR200 (829) ..................................................... 31
Marconi CR300 (Yeoman) ............................................. 31
Letter .........................................................................32
Mk.128 ........................................................................... 36
Pye PCR 2 ...................................................................... 36
R.209 .............................................................................35
R.210 .............................. ......................................... 35
Radione R3 .....................................................................33
Letter ........................... . ..........................................34
Radione R3B (letter) ................................................. 36
AUDIO
Armour Model 50 Wire Recorder ....................................34
S. G. Brown Loudspeakers .......................... . . ............ 35
Electrocolor Home Recorder (letter) ................... . . ....... 34
36
'Recordon' Dictating Machine ......................................... 34
Wirek Type A Wire Recorder ......................... . . .......... 34
RADIONAVIGATION
Gun-Laying Radar ....................................................... 35
SCR-729 IFF ................................................................... 31
TELEVISION
Denco DTR4 ................... . . ............................................ 33
TEST EQUIPMENT
Avo CT160 Valve Tester ................................................ 35
Avo Resistance Range Extender ................................... 35
Heterodyne Wavemeter Mk.11 ...................................... 35
Marconi T.F.340 ................... . . ..................................... 35
Marconi T.F.142E ............................................................ 35
McGraw Edison Model 59 GDO .................................. 36
(letter) ...................................................................... 34
Mullard Valve Tester ..................................................... 35
Rohde & Schwarz Power Oscillator ............................. 35
Station Tester No. 2 ........................................................ 35
Taylor Model 40 Signal Generator ................................. 35
'Trimeasy' Signal Generator .......................................... 32
TS-69AIAP Frequency Meter ........................................ 36
TS-175U Frequency Meter ............................................. 36
TS-323lUR Frequency Meter ........................................ 36
TRANSCEIVERS
C13 ................................................................................. 35
C42 ................................................................................. 35
C45 ............................................................................... 35
Italian Field Radio Station RF4 .................................... 31
T.R.11HA ......................................................................... 31
Letter ..................................................................... 33
W.S.17 (letter) ............................................................ 34
W.S.(CDN)29 ................................................................ 36
W.S.31 ............................................................................ 36
W.S.(CDN)58 Mk.1 ......................................................... 36
TRANSMITTERS
B28 Transmitter Unit (AP 63993) ................................. 31
Codar AT5 ....................................................................... 32
......................... .. .................................................... 33
Radione RS20M ..............................................................33
Letter ........................................................................ 34
T.1087 .............................................................................32
Letter .........................................................................34
T.1154 ........................................................................... 33
MISCELLANEOUS
lgranic Basket Coils ................................................. 31
Milnes Unit ....................................................................... 36
VALVES & TUBES
12K5 (letter) ............................................................. 34
2807 ............................................................................... 33
807 ........................ . ...................................................... 31
931 Photo-cell ............................... . .............................32
4045A ............................................................................. 36
Bosch Augetron ............................................................. 32
EA50 ............................................................................... 33
EC52 ......................... . . ................................................ 33
EE50 ..................... . ...................................................... 32
EF50 ............................................................................. 31
.................................................................................32
Letter ........................................................................33
Letter ..................................... .................................... 35
EFF50 .......................................................................... 35
MH1 Rectifier ............................................................... 33
MPT4 .............................................................................. 33
MS48 .............................................................................. 33
Ostar-Ganz ...................................................................... 33
RLl2P10 ........................................................................ 33
RL12P35 .......................................................................... 33
TSE4 ..........................................................................32
UY56B ............................................................................. 33
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RADIO BYGONES No. 36. August/September 1995
1iifiiiliWiiii-i-tliitfi1 INDEX miFlf#11117fl$1J-i3Flfl
Radio Bygones. Issues Nos 37-42
ARTICLES & FEATURES
AERONAUTICAL ISSUE PAGE
Getting the T.1154 & R.1155 together by A. H. Cain .... 38
Letter ....................................................................... 39
Letter ....................................................................... 40
T.1154lR.1155 Spotters' guide by Max Westley ........... 41
RAF transmitter T.70 by E. F. Jones .............................42
Reminiscences of a Flight Radio Officer by G. Holtum . 40
AUDIO
.
Sound reproduction 1930s to CD by Larry Coalston .... 38
BOOKS
Audio! Audio! .................................................................. 39
Bakelite Radios ............................... . . ......................... 41
Electronic and Radio Engineering ..................................37
History of Thermionic Devices ...................................... 42
Saga of the Vacuum Tube ........................................... 39
Savoy...Hill
............ 42
Sinclair Archeology ................................................ 41
Transmitters. Exciters & Power Amplifiers ....................42
Valve Amplifiers .................................... ......................... 38
Wake of the Wirelessman ..................................... ......... 41
Watchers of the Waves .............................................. 42
Wireless for the Warrior - Volume 1 ..............................38
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Wires Wheels and Wings ...........................................37
Classic book review by Richard Q. Marris
Radio Engineering1
Measurements in Radio Engineering ......................37
Letter ...................................................................... 39
BROADCASTING
Dutch International Broadcasting by Dick W. Rollema .. 42
English broadcasts from Europe by Norman Burton ..... 39
CIRCUITRY
The 'Biflexet' by Sir Douglas Hall................................ 41
Eddystone 73014 receiver by Ben Nock .........................37
Getting the most from crystal gates by T. S. Christian .. 37
Letters .................................................................... 38
Hallicrafters S-38E receiver by Ben Nock ..................... 40
Heathkit SB-301 receiver by Ben Nock ......................... 42
Modell AQST (East German 'HRO') by Neil Clyne ........ 39
The remarkable Philips Theatrette by Peter Lankshear 37
VHF Monitoring Receivers review by Brian Cannon ..... 38
Letter ..................................................................... 40
Wireless communications circa l903 by Anthony Swift 39
COMMENT
Technical book availability ............................................37
The Morse argument ..................................................39
Official records vs. personal recollections ..................... 40
Postage rates ................................................................. 42
Second-hand values ......................................................41
Wireless for the Warrior .................................................38
DOMESTIC
A BTH Bijou brought back to life by C. M. Lindars ........ 40
'All transistor' by Andy Howlett ................................... 38
Collecting E. H. Scott radios in Brazil by C. A. Fazano . 40
GEC BC-403 VHF FM receiver by Richard Q. Marris ... 42
Kolster-Brandes 1930 Masterpiece by John W. Stokes 41
Restoring a Philco 444 People's Set by R. J. Shanahan41
Story of an HMV Model 541 by Malcolm George .......... 39
Correction .......... 40
FAMOUS NAMES
Collecting E. H. Scott radios in Brazil by C. A. Fazano . 40
MARITIME
Early wireless . at home and at sea by Allen Finch ....... 39
Naval Type 67 WIT Set AP W3217 by 'Phosphor' ........ 41
Letter ...................................................................... 42
Post Office W5 transmitter by Brian Faulkner ............... 37
Measurements of LW propagation by E. F. Jones ........ 39
Propagation changes (letter) ...................................40
MILITARY
On the back of an envelope (WS17) by Stanley Lewer 41
MISCELLANY
50 years ago in Wireless World
Origins of H. S ....................................................... 41
Letter .................................................................42
Swords into ploughshares; Television tax ............... 42
A different hobby by H. Humphries ................................ 41
Edison's radio telegraph by Lorin Knight ....................... 41
RADIO BYGONES No. 42. AugustGeptember 1996
Electric wrre radio .................................................... 41
How 'bygone' can you get? by 'Anodyne' ......................38
I'll bet you didn't know that ...
Part 1 .......................................................................39
Part 2 .......................... . . ................................... 40
Part 3 ........................................................................41
Part 4 ...................................................................42
Mystery pictures (amateur station 191011921) .............. 40
Letter .......................................................................41
Raycraft Kit ................................................................... 42
Verging on sacrilege .......................................................41
MUSEUM PIECES
Broadcast receivers (Pat Hill) ...................................... 37
Communications receivers and transceivers (misc.) ..... 38
Early receivers, etc. (Journeaux collection) ...................39
Broadcast receivers (P. E. Savage) ...............................40
Collections in the USA ................................................... 41
Unusual items and curiosities (misc.) ............................ 42
NEWS & EVENTS
Bampton news ................................................................ 42
CHiDE colloquium ..........................................................38
CHiDE events .................................................................42
CHiDE news ...................................................................41
CHiDE programme for 1996 .......................................... 39
CHiDE update ............................................................ 37
Clifden relic ..................................................................... 42
Commemorative stamps ................................................37
Contacting RB authors, etc............................................39
Coupling transformer ..................................................38
Eddystone User Group - new arrangements ................. 40
Electro-Jumble ................................................................ 42
Hi-Z headphone transformer ........................................37
Horsham swapmeet ........................................................ 42
Morse at the watershed? .............................................. 38
Ongar site redevelopment ........................................... 42
Valve List .................................................................... 42
Valve source ................................................................... 41
Vintage Services . change of ownership .......................39
Whither Morse? ..............................................................39
OBITUARIES
Gordon H. Brown G3FVW ............................................ 42
PERSONALITIES
John Scott-Taggart remembered b y Ron G3SYX
.............Part
...................1........ 39
Part 2 ....................................................................... 40
Letter ....................................................................... 41
READERS' LETTERS
Continental luxury radios ................................................ 37
Crystal filters ................................................................. 39
Design history ............................................................... 42
Ex-RAF Signals? (Survey block) .................................... 39
............................................................................... 40
For posterity .................................................................... 42
Frequency-changer valves .............................................38
Germany calling ..............................................................37
..................................................................................40
HRO ................................................................................37
HRO enigma ...................................... .
. 40
More on the HRO ...........................................................38
'National HRO dial'
Muirhead version ................................................ 39
Sperry origins ...................................................... 40
US Patent ............................................................. 41
Adjustment ............................................................42
IFF ............................................................................... 37
In defence of AM! ...........................................................40
Meteor Flight .............. 37
Dating the MH Supersonic Unit ..................................... 37
More on GL .....................................................................37
More on the Naval 67 set .............................................. 42
Megacycle Meter Model 59 ............................................38
Origins of H. S ..............................................................42
Origins of the 'Q-Code'? ................................................ 39
.................................................................................. 40
H. W. Pope ..................................................................... 37
Price guides .................................................................... 42
Propagation changes .....................................................40
Pye PCR ........................................................................ 38
Radio Before Hertz and Marconi .................................. 37
Radio Fecamp ................................. . . . .. . . 41
Set differences and safety ..............................................38
39
Seven-sided 'speakers and noise pollution ................... 41
Solid-state experiments ..............................................37
More on S-T ....................................................................41
Terman ........................................................................... 39
Transmitters can bite! ............................................... 39
Twins? ............................................................................ 41
..................................................................................
42
WS (Cdn) No. 58 ......................................................... 37
REFERENCE DATA
T . l 154lR.1155 Spotters' guide ..................................... 41
REMINISCENCES
Early wireless . at home and at sea by Allen Finch ....... 39
Essential work by Gordon H. Brown ..............................37
'On the road' with Radiospares by Harry G. Reddin ..... 41
Reminiscences of a Flight Radio Officer by G. Holtum . 40
RESTORATION
A BTH Bijou brought back to life by C . M. Lindars ........ 40
Restoring a Crystal Calibrator No. 10
by A. J. Wedgwood ................... . . ....................... 38
Restoring a Philco 444 People's Set
by R. J. Shanahan ................................................41
Story of an HMV Model 541 by Malcolm George .......... 39
Correction ........................................................ 40
TELEVISION
When TV was all at sea by Larry Coalston ....................41
TEST EQUIPMENT
Early Cossor oscilloscopes by 'Phosphor' ..................... 42
Restoring a Crystal Calibrator No. 10
by A. J. Wedgwood ..................... .
. ................... 38
VALVES
Early COSMOS valve of Metropolitan-Vickers
by /an L. Sanders .....................................................40
Frequency changer valves by 'Phosphor' ...................... 37
EQUIPMENT
The following references may be articles.
illustrations or brief text mentions
RECEIVERS.Broadcast
Abbiphone CRO crystal set ........................................... 42
Altophone crystal receiver ............................. ............ 39
BTH Bijou ........................................................................ 40
Bush T R I 16 .............................................................. 38
Bush TR9Oc ............................ . ..................................... 38
Cossor CR1302 .............................................................. 38
Defiant (unknown transistor) ......................................... 38
Dynatron T69D (MIMCO 11 5411155) .............................39
Ekco PB189 .................................................................... 40
GEC BC 403 ............................................................... 42
H.E.W. crystal set ....................................................... 39
KB PP3111 'Rhapsody deLuxe' ..................................... 38
KB 1930 Masterpiece ..................................................... 41
Mullard AS407115 .......................................................... 40
Philips L3G04T ........................................................38
Philips Theatrette series ................................................37
Detrola 3041 ...................................................................37
McMichael 387 'Bijou' ................................................... 37
McMichael 808 ............................................................. 40
'Music Master' (1923) .................................... .................41
Ekco 'All Electric' 313 ..................................................... 37
Freshman 'Masterpiece' (1924) .....................................41
GEC 5445 ................................................................... 37
Gecophone 'Victor 3' ......................................................40
Letter ........................................................................ 41
Letter ...................................................................... 42
HMV 1356 ................................................................... 37
HMV 541 ......................................................................... 39
Goblin 'Time Spot' CR .................................................. 37
MIMCOIDynatron 2235 ............................................. 42
Philco 444 People's Set .............................. ................... 41
Philips 213HU ................................................................. 40
Scott 'Philharmonic' ........................................................ 40
Scott SLRM ..................................................................... 40
Scott Model 803 ............................................................. 40
Scott Series 800 .......................................................... 40
S.T.lOO ...................... . . ................................................ 39
S.T.101 .........................................................................39
S.T.102 .................................... .....................................39
S.T.300 ................................................................... 40
S.T.500 ........................................................................... 40
S.T.700 (part) .............................................................. 41
S.T. Super-gram de luxe ............................................. 40
Letter ........................................................................ 41
Telefunken 'Arcolette' (Letter) ........................................ 41
Letter ....................................................................... 42
RECEIVERS - Communications
B19 .................................................................................. 38
Eddystone 73014 ....................................................... 37
Hallicrafters S-27 ....................................................... 38
Hallicrafters S-38E ....................................................... 40
Hallicrafters 5-40 ........................................................... 38
Heathkit SB-301 ........................................................... 42
Marconi 1149 HF DIF ............................... . . .................. 39
Marconi AD.86 .......................................................... 40
Marconi AD.108 .............................................................. 40
Marconi AD.7092 ..................................................... 40
MCRl ...................... . . ................................................... 38
Model1 AQST ............................................................ 39
R216 ............................................................................. 38
R308 ............................................................................... 38
R . l 155 ............................................................................ 38
R.1481 ........................................................................... 39
Letter ................................. . . ................................... 40
Marconi 394A ...........................................................37
Racal RA1 7L ................................ .................................. 40
Reception Set UHF Special (ZAl 1324) ......................... 38
'Samos' ........................................................................... 38
'Fano' ..................... . . ............................................... 40
Scott communications receiver .................................. .... 40
Valve Amplifiers Mk Ill' and Mk Ill".............................. 39
WT Sets B Mk.11........................ ...................................... 39
AUDIO
Garrard RC80 autochanger ........... . . . ..................... 38
Collaro Tape Transcriptor .............................................. 38
Dulci Mike .................................................................... 42
Ormond loudspeakers .................... . . ...................... 39
Philips loudspeaker .............................. . ................. 40
Quad electrostatic loudspeaker ..................................... 38
TEST EQUIPMENT
Cossor 339 oscilloscope ................... . . . ................... 42
Cossor 3332 oscilloscope .............................................. 42
Cossor 3339 oscilloscope ............................................ 42
Crystal Calibrator No. 10 ................................................ 38
Megacycle Meter Model 59 (letter) ................................ 38
Station Tester ............................................................... 39
TRANSCEIVERS
Marconi AD.5715872 .................................................. 40
Naval Type 67 WIT Set (AP W3217) ............................. 41
Letter ........................................................................42
T.R.1998 ......................................................................... 38
WS No. 17 .................................................................... 41
ZC1 Mk.11 ........................................................................ 38
TRANSMITTERS
APW.7944 ....................................................................... 38
Letters .................................................................... 39
Marconi AD.107 ......................................................... 40
Marconi TW12 ............................................................... 37
Post Office W5 ............................................................ 37
T.70 ................................................................................. 42
T . l 154 ........................................................................... 38
Letter ................................... ..................................... 39
Letter ........................................................................ 40
MISCELLANEOUS
Kelvin-Hughes Photophone ..................... . ................... 38
Raycraft bridge ........................................................ 42
VALVES & TUBES
Bulgin metering adaptors ........................................ 42
Cosmos A.45 ............................................................ 40
Cosmos D.E.1l ............................................................. 40
Cosmos D.E.55 ....................... . .................................. 40
Cosmos S.P.l 8 ............................................................... 40
Cosmos S.P.55 ....................... . . ............................... 40
GDT4B ...........................................................................42
HVR2 ............................................................................ 42
SU2150A ....................................................................... 42
TA 12120000 K ................................................................ 42
16646-0189 module ...................................................... 42
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RADIO BYGONES No. 42. August/Septe~nber1996

Radio Bygones. Issues Nos 43-48
ARTICLES & FEATURES
AERONAUTICAL ISSUE PAGE
Tuning for perfection (R.l 155 dial) ................................ 45
Letter ........................................................................ 47
RAF Transmitter T.77 by E. F. Jones ............................ 46
AMATEUR
Lafayette HE-30 revived by J. S. Christian ................... 48
AUDIO
Garrard memories by Dennis Goacher .......................... 47
Letter ....................................................................... 48
BOOKS
'Q41 and Beyond' - story of a Wren Telegraphist ......... 45
A bit of a bind by T. S. Christian .................................... 44
Military Surplus in Japan ................................................ 44
R-390/R-390A Handbook (Italian) ..................................44
Radio Gear in East GermanyIRussia ............................. 48
Radio! Radio! (3rd Edn) .................................................45
Radios by Hallicrafters ............................................. 44
Sparks Around the Bridge ............................................44
BROADCASTING
The listening ear (BBC Tatsfield) ...................................44
Pirate radio broadcasting pre-WWII by P. (Ben) Bennett 46
Wallace Maton, radio relay pioneer by Parn Whittington 47
COMMENT
Equipment prices, etc ............................. . ................... 43
Marconi Archive sale .................................................. 46
Marconi Archive saved .................................................47
New features; back issue availability .............................44
Peripheral topics ........................................................... 45
Recollections .................................................................. 48
CONSTRUCTION
Making ribbed coil formers b y John Tye ........................ 44
DOMESTIC
Decca Decola by Malcolm George ................................ 45
Letter .....................................................................46
Japanese transistor radio mini-history by Enrico Tedeschi .. 48
John J. Dunster & Son Ltd. cabinet manufacturers
by John W. Dunster and Geoffrey Dunster ............. 46
Pye 'Export'family by Richard Q. Marris ........................ 47
Reviving a Roberts R 77 by G. F. M. Engel ................... 43
Tell me Mr Weller No. 1; the Bush TV22 ....................... 44
fell me Mr Weller No. 2; the Pye B18T .........................46
Telsen l - V - l revived by C. M . Lindars ......................... 47
MILITARY
inside the WS (Canadian) No. 29 by Ben Nock ............ 44
KIFuSpr 'd' transceiver by George Scholtes ..................43
Letter ................................................................... 46
PRC-316 ... an appreciation by Tom Harrison .............. 43
RAF Transmitter T.77 b y E. F. Jones ............................ 46
Radios of the Rising Sun by Ben Nock .......................... 47
UWPRC-316 (A-16) b y Pat Hawker ...............................45
MISCELLANY
Bit of a bind by T. S. Christian .......................................44
Bygones of 1932 by A. J. Reynolds ...............................48
Grimeton dinosaur by Peter R. Jensen .......................... 48
History & development of the thermionic valve
by Rod Burman ....................................................... 44
Home-made wireless telegraph ..................................... 43
Neither fish nor fowl by Andy Emmerson ....................... 47
'On the road' with Radiospares - 2 by Harry G. Reddin .. 44
Letter ........................................................................45
Photography for collectors by Geoff Arnold ................... 48
Photography for the traveller by Peter R. Jensen ......... 43
Pirate radio broadcasting pre-WWII by P. (Ben) Bennett .... 46
Short wave radio telecomms in the 1920s & '30s
by P. M. Hawkins ..................................................... 45
Letter ........................................................................46
Short wave radio telecomms after 1945 by P. M. Hawkins .. 46
Tell me ... how did you become interested in wireless?
David Rudram ......................................................47
What did you do in WWII. Daddy? .................................45
MODIFICATIONS
Making ribbed coil formers by John Tye ........................ 44
Reviving a Roberts R 77 by G. F. M. Engel ...................43
MUSEUMS & COLLECTIONS
Museum reserve collections by Geoff Voller ................. 48
NEWS & EVENTS
Amateur radio demo at Bury St Edmunds ..................... 47
RADIO BYGONES No. 48. AugustGeptember 1997
3espoke sheet metal work ............................................. 48
ron dust cores ............................................................ 47
-airchild Semiconductor revived ....................................44
-ast message from SAQ Grimeton ................................ 45
................................................................................ 46
Wauritron Data on CD-ROM ...........................................43
Military & Communications Data Catalogue .................. 48
Wilitary Wireless Amateur Radio Society ....................... 47
Uews from CHiDE ..........................................................44
.................................................................................. 47
New home for Scottish Museum ................................. ... 45
Radio Officers' Association of Europe ........................... 43
Subscriptions from the USA ......................................... 45
TV60 at Alexandra Palace ........................................... 45
Two Emma Toc Writtle calling! ...................................... 47
Valve & Tube Supplies Stocklist .................................. 48
OBITUARIES
Phil Savage ..................................... ...............................46
PERSONALITIES
Wallace Maton, radio relay pioneer by Pam Whittington ... 47
READERS' LETTERS
Afore you go .................................................................. 48
A likely story! ..................................................................46
Background to the P60 ...................................................46
Bush EU4 ........................................................................ 44
Commercial radio ........................................................... 44
..................................................................................45
Connector mating ......................................................... 46
Connector names ........................................................46
Curious fault on a B400 .............................................. 47
Decca Decola and R.1155 ........................................... 46
Drift-free .......................................................................... 43
EF50 and cousins ........................................................... 44
.................................................................................. 47
EF50 and its folklore ..................................................48
'EMB Loan' and the EF50 .............................................. 45
Equipment codes ........................................................ 47
..................................................................................48
Equipment design ...................................................... 48
Fancy that! ......................................................................47
Filament voltages ........................................................ 44
Garrard memories ......................................................... 48
German WWll equipment ............................................ 44
Handbook suppliers ................................................... 45
'Home Broadcaster' mikes ..........................................43
HRO made in Britain? ............................................... 43
...................................................................................
KlFuSpr 'd'transcei~er..................................................46
More distantcousins......................................................45
More on H. S ...............................................................
Mystery items .................................................................
................................................................................. 48
Mystery key with crystals ...............................................43
Mystery valve and Cossor valves .................................. 47
Origins of 'Pressel' ......................................................... 44
R . l 155 intermediate frequency ...................................... 48
Radiospares memories .................................................. 45
................................................................................. 47
Remember the Nuvistor ................................................. 45
Nuvistors .............................................................. 46
S. G. Brown loudspeakers .......................................... 43
Simple transistor circuits ............................................... 44
Special EF5Os ................................................................45
SW radio in the 1920s and '30s .....................................46
T.l 154/R.1155 Spotters' guide ..................................... 43
Thoughts on the R.1155 ................................................. 47
TV system abbreviations .............................................. 46
Under licence .................................................................. 45
Unusual RA.l 17 ............................................................. 43
What are they? ('Kalenised' filaments) .......................... 47
What's wrong with British equipment? ........................... 47
RESTORATION
Decca Decola by Malcolm George ................................ 45
Lafayette HE-30 revived by J. S. Christian ................,.. 48
Reviving a Roberts R 77 by G. F. M. Engel ................... 43
Telsen l - V - l revived by C. M. Lindars ..........................47
TELEVISION
Projection TV receivers of the 1950s by Larry Coalston 48
Tell me Mr Weller No. 1 ; the Bush TV22 ....................... 44
Tell me Mr Weller No. 2; the Pye B18T ......................... 46
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TEST EQUIPMENT
RCA TE-149 waverneter (letter) ..................................... 43
VALVES
Early Cossor Tin-hat valve by lan L. Sanders ............... 46
History & development of the therrnionic valve
by Rod Burman .....................................................44
Nuvistors. Cornpactrons. frame grids. etc. by Pat Hawker ... 47
Seen through a glass darkly by Desmond Thackeray ... 43
Survey of valve suppliers by Hilary Humphries ............. 43
EQUIPMENT
The following references may be articles.
illustrations or brief text mentions
RECEIVERS.BROADCAST
AIba 3011 ........................................................................46
Alba 3841 ........................................................................46
BSA Model 4V ................................................................ 45
Bush EU4 ........................................................................ 43
Letter ........................................................................ 44
Bush TV22 TV ............................................................... 44
Decca Decola ................................................................. 45
Letter ................................................................... 46
Dorian Super Screened Four ......................................... 43
Ekco U834 'Mariner' .....................................................47
Fleetwood NTR-150 .......................................................48
GEC BC4650 .............................................................. 43
Gecophone 'Junior' crystal set ......................................45
Global GR-711 ..............................................................48
Graves 'Vulcan' ........................................................ 45
KB BM20 ........................................................................ 43
Lafayette D-32 'Universal' .............................................. 48
Lafayette Dual-Wave receiver ........................................ 48
Lafayette 'Short-Wave Master 6' ....................................48
Marconi 561 .................................................................... 47
Marconiphone P17B .................................................43
Masteradio D1 60 'Arundel' ............................................ 47
Murphy B143 ............................................................. 43
Pam TR27 ..................................................................... 47
Philips 4748 ................................................................... 43
Philips F5G96A ............................................................... 46
Pye 350C .................................................................. 45
Pye 445U ........................................................................ 47
Pye 110111101A ............................................................. 47
Pye 1 112 'Seafarer' ........................................................ 47
Pye 301713017A ............................................................. 47
Pye 3042 'International' .................................................. 47
Pye B18T TV .................................................................. 46
Pye P75 ........................................................................ 46
Pye PE80 'Cambridge International' .............................. 47
Regency TR-l ........................................................... 48
'Revophone' crystal set ................................................. 45
Roberts R 77 ........................................................... 43
Sanyo 6C-011 ................................................................. 48
SOny TR-55 ..................................................................... 48
Sony TR-63 ................................................................ 48
Sony TR-72 ............................................................... 48
Sony TR-81 ................................................................... 48
Sony TR-610 .................................................................. 48
Sony TR-620 .................................................................. 48
Standard Micronic Ruby SR-G430 ................................. 48
Standard SR-H115 ......................................................... 48
Telsen 1 -v-l .................................................................... 47
Wilco 360 ........................................................................ 48
RECEIVERS - COMMUNICATIONS
'Anton' ............................................................................. 44
Fu H E 'Horst A' (letter) .................................................. 44
HRO (letter) .................................................................... 43
KlFuSpr 'd' ...................................................................... 43
Letter ........................................................................46
Lafayette '79' Minute-Man .............................................48
Lafayette HE-30 .............................................................48
Marconi HR110 ............................................................... 43
Marconi Multiple Tuner ................................................. 46
Murphy 8400 (letter) ...................................................... 47
P60 ................................................................................. 44
Letter ........................................................................46
R.1082 ........................................................................... 44
R.11478 ..........................................................................44
R.1155 ........................................................................... 45
Letter ................................................................. 43
Letter ........................................................................ 46
Letter ....................................................................... 47
Letter ........................................................................ 48
AUDIO
Arnplion AR 19 'Standard Dragon' loudspeaker ............ 45
Garrard turntables ..........................................................47
Letter ....................................................................... 48
RADIONAVIGATION
BC-433-A .................................................................... 44
H2S (letter) .....................................................................43
RT-7lAPN-l .................................................................... 44
Wurtzbiirg Riese .............................................................45
TELEVISION
Projection TV receivers ............................................ 48
TEST EQUIPMENT
Grayshaw Instruments SG50 s ~ gen g ............................ 46
RCA TE-149 waverneter ............................................ 43
TRANSCEIVERS
A-510 .............................................................................. 46
BC-624-A (SCR-2542) ...................................................44
BCC-30 ........................................................................... 45
KlFuSpr 'd' ......................................................................43
Plessey A13 .................................................................... 45
PRC-316 ......................................................................... 43
Racal Squadcall ..........................................................45
RC-l 6B ...........................................................................46
Redifon GR.345 .............................................................. 45
RT-175A (PRC-9) ........................................................46
RT-70 ..............................................................................46
S-P3A ............................................................................. 47
SCR-536 (BC-61 1) ......................................................46
UKIPRC-316 ............................................................... 45
WS (Cdn) No. 29 ......................................................... 44
WS No. 3lAFV .............................................................. 46
TRANSMl7TERS
Alexanderson alternator ........................................... 48
Lafayette 'P46' ................................................................48
Marconi HS51 ...............................................................46
Marconi SWB10 ..............................................................46
T.77 ................................................................................. 46
T.1 154 (letter) ................................................................. 43
MISCELLANEOUS
Hagelin M-209 cipher machine ...................................... 43
VALVES & TUBES
Cornpactrons .................................................................. 47
Cossor P & W series ................................................... 46
Letter ........................................................................ 47
Cossor 'Wuncell' .......................................................... 46
CV173 ............................................................................. 43
Early cavity rnagnetron ................................................... 44
EA50 (letter) ................................................................... 45
EC53 (letter) ................................................................... 45
EF50NR91 ..................................................................... 43
Letter ...................................................................... 44
Letters ...................................................................... 45
Letter ........................................................................ 47
EF54 ............................................................................... 43
EF55 ............................................................................... 43
Frame-grids .................................................................... 47
Nuvistors .................................................................. 47
Letter ........................................................................45
Letter ........................................................................46
Quick-heat ...................................................................... 47
2K25 (723NB) ................................................................ 44
6CW4 .............................................................................. 47
7587 ................................................................................47
References t o C l . C2. C3 a n d C4 indicate photographs
appearing o n the Front cover. Inside front cover. lnside
back cover and Outside back cover. respectively
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OF ALL BACK ISSUES
RADIO BYGONES No. 48. August/September 1997

ARTICLES & FEATURES
AERONAUTICAL issue
Restoring the R.1116 by J. R. Sanderson ..................... 52
AMATEUR
Those were the days (1938 licence) ..............................49
AUDIO
Twenties loudspeakers. beginners' guide
by Derek Jaques ...................................................... 53
BOOKS
Bakelite Style .................................................................. 53
From International Waters,
60 years of offshore broadcasting ...........................53
German Radio Communication Equipment up to 1945 . 52
Guglielmo Marconi in London ....................................... 54
Prospero's Wireless, P. P. Eckersley biography ........... 53
Shortwave Receivers Past & Present (3rd Edn) ........... 53
Old Television ................................................................. 54
BROADCASTING
BBC Westminster colour studio 1972
by Larry Coalston ..................................................... 52
Catastrophe transmitters by Alan Davies ...................... 53
FM Radio faces the digital threat by Pat Hawker
1. Developments up to WWll ................................... 50
2. Return to peace ................................................... 51
CIRCUITRY
Tune-0-Matic (Atwater Kent 511) .................................. 53
CLANDESTINE
SR 128 transmitterlreceiver by A. J. Wedgwood........... 54
COMMENT
CD publications .......................................................... 49
Morse test proposals in the UK ......................................53
Letter .................................................................... 54
Museum(ology). Morse test proposals ........................... 54
Radio museum future ................................................... 52
Warrior-2 complete. Readers ADS problems ................. 51
50th RB. Warrior-:! delayed ............................................ 50
CONSTRUCTION
Home-brew valve tester by G. F. M. Engel .................... 52
Mains power supply for battery sets
by Michael Mucklow ................................................. 50
.................................................................................. 51
Simple FM tuner by Sir Douglas Hall ............................. 50
Letter ........................................................................ 52
Twin pentode receiver by C. M. Lindars ........................ 51
12-volt PSU for small valved sets by Ben Nock ............ 50
DOMESTIC
Domestic tape recorders by A. W. Green ...................... 51
Ekco of a golden age . the PB289
by Peter Lankshear .................................................. 49
Letter ........................................................................ 52
Letter ........................................................................ 53
Murphy magic by Terry McGough .................................. 53
Murphy Radio, post-war inspectionltest
by Lorin Knight ......................................................... 53
Perdio Radio, early recollections by Rod Burman ......... 54
Radiola 60 restoration by Mike Lemin ........................... 51
Letter ................................................................. 52
Tune-0-Matic .................................................................. 53
MARITIME
Elettra. Marconi's floating laboratory
by Brian Faulkner .................................................... 49
MILITARY
German WW1 trench set by Dick W. Rollema ............... 53
Hellschreiber by Richard Konig ...................................... 51
Letter ........................................................................ 52
IFF radio identification systems by Colin MacKinnon .... 51
Rees Mace CAT (BR2169) receiver by Ben Nock......... 49
Letter ....................................................................... 50
SR 128 transmitterlreceiver by A. J. Wedgwood ........... 54
TCS range transmitters/receivers by Ben Nock ............ 50
WS (Canadian) No 58 Mk.l*TT by Ben Nock ................. 52
RADIO BYGONES No. 54. August/September 1998
MISCELLANY
A family business by Tom Winchcombe ........................ 53
Elettra. Marconi's floating laboratory
by Brian Faulkner ................................................... 49
Perdio Radio. early recollections by Rod Burman ......... 54
Politics of HF radio by S. F. Brown ................................ 54
Schoolboy beginnings by Joe Fitzgerald ....................... 52
Wireless for the blind by Graeme Wormald ................... 50
MUSEUM PIECES
Colourful test equipment ................................................ 53
Crystal detectors ............................................................ 52
Don Dean Collection. Sarasota FL ................................ 54
Fin Stewart Collection. San Remo NSW ....................... 50
Marconi Memorial. Needles IOW.................................... 51
Melody Farm Music Museum. Wellington NZ ................ 49
MUSEUMS & COLLECTIONS
German Radio Museum. Berlin ...................................... 54
Gordon Russell Museum. Broadway. Worcs ................. 52
Hack Green Cold War & Radar Bunker Museum .......... 54
Norwich Aviation Museum ............................................. 50
.................................................................................. 51
Starting a living collection by Carlos Alberto Fazano .... 52
Whither radio museology by Dr John Beavis ................. 54
NEWS & EVENTS
Beware! (overheating batteries) ..................................... 54
Brussels telecommunications exhibition ........................ 54
Marconi tour & book ....................................................... 54
'Out-of-print' RBs ......................................................... 50
Plug-in coil formers ......................................................... 49
ST-1993 special components ending ............................. 51
500kHz & MF Morse closure in UK ................................ 51
OBITUARIES
Prof. R. V. Jones ............................................................ 51
PERSONALITIES
Christian Hulsmeyer. radar pioneer of 1904
by Prof. Berthold G. Bosch ...................................... 54
Memories of Cecil Clarabut by G3SYX.......................... 49
RADIONAVIGATION & RADAR
Christian Hulsmeyer. radar pioneer of 1904
by Prof. Berthold G. Bosch ...................................... 54
Origins of radar ............................................................... 52
READERS' LETTERS
ActonIBrunel lecturers? .................................................. 50
Battery origins ................................................................. 51
BC-654 modified for marine use .................................... 51
Car radio mods (vibrators) ............................................. 50
.................................................................................. 51
Ekco PB289 .................................................................... 50
.................................................................................. 52
............................................................................... 53
Garrard clocks ................................................................ 49
................................................................................ 51
Guarding the past ........................................................... 53
Lafayette HE-30 receiver ............................................... 49
Morse code testing ......................................................... 54
Noise levels .................................................................... 51
Photography ................................................................... 49
Proximity fuse ................................................................. 49
................................................................................ 50
R.1094 receiver data wanted ......................................... 50
.................................................................................. 51
Radiation Hazards .......................................................... 49
.................................................................................. 50
Radiospares memories .................................................. 49
Reliable valves........ 49
.................................................................................. 51
................................................................................. 52
Solid-state manpacks .....................................................52
Strange HRO .................................................................. 49
Stripping out the mods ................................................... 54
Transistor circuit mods ................................................... 49
Tunematic ....................................................................... 51
Ultra-Audion ............................................................... 52
35
Valve substitutions (UL41lUL84) ................................... 51
..................................................................................
Wired wireless ...........................................................
..................................................................................
W.S.18 sensitivity problems ...........................................
REFERENCEDATA
Twenties loudspeakers. beginners' guide
by Derek Jaques ......................................................
RESTORATION
Restoring the R.1116 by T. R. Sanderson ..................... 52
Vintage mains superhet (Radiola 60) by Mike Lemin .... 51
Letter .................................................................. 52
TELEGRAPHY
Helischreiber by Richard Konig ...................................... 51
Letter ........................................................................ 52
TELEVISION
BBC Westminster colour studio 1972
by Larry Coalston ....................................................
Preparing dealers for the TV restart in 1946 .................
Tell me Mr Weller No. 3; the Pye B16T .........................
Tell me Mr Weller No. 4; the GEC BT2147....................
TEST EQUIPMENT
Cossor Model 343 ganging oscillator by 'Phosphor' ..... 50
Murphy Radio. post-war inspectionltest
by Lorin Knight ...................................................... 53
Telsen AC&DC multimeter by 'Phosphor' ...................... 49
VALVES
German LS 50 and Allied equivalents by 'Phosphor' .... 54
RL12P35 and derivatives by Alan Davies ...................... 49
EQUIPMENT
The following references may be articles.
illustrations or brief text mentions
RECEIVERS.Broadcast
Atwater Kent Model 20 .................................................. 49
Atwater Kent 511 (Tune-0-Matic) .................................. 53
Bifiexet ............................................................................ 49
Letter ........................................................................ 52
Clarke's Atlas Model A758 ............................................ 54
E ~ CPB289
O .................................................................... 49
Letter ..................................................................... 50
Letter ........................................................................ 52
Letter ................................................................... 53
Grebe Synchrophase ..................................................... 49
Miniflex (letter) ................................................................ 54
Murphy A3A .................................................................... 53
Murphy bandspread models ........................................... 53
(A104. A76. A128. A36. A160)
Perdio 'Quintet' (PR1) ................................................... 54
Perdio PR5 ..................................................................... 54
Perdio PR73 'Continental' .............................................. 54
Perdio PR22 ................................................................... 54
Perdio PR7 ..................................................................... 54
Perdio PR95 ................................................................... 54
Perdio PR102 ................................................................. 54
Perdio Mini 66 (Mini 6 Mk II) .......................................... 54
Perdio PR6 (PR29 'Mayfair') .......................................... 54
RCA Radiola 60 .............................................................. 51
Letter ................................................................. 52
Spontaflex ................................................................ 50
Letter .................................................................... 52
Standard Micronic Ruby SR-G430 ................................. 49
Tunematic (letter) .......................................................... 51
RECEIVERS.Communications
Eddystone 840 (modified for blind operator) ................. 50
HRO ................................................................................ 49
Marconi Type 552 ...........................................................54
MCRl (Belgian) ..............................................................53
R.1094 (letter) ................................................................50
R.1116 ............................................................................ 52
Rees Mace CAT (BR2169) ............................................ 49
Letter ........................................................................ 50
36
I GS ................................................................................. 5 0 C l .4
Letter ........................................................................ 51 34
54 AUDIO
49 Aeolian Orchestrelle ....................................................... 49 C2
50 Barrel organ ................................................................... 49 C3
49 Loudspeakers of the 1920s ............................................ 53 11
(Amplion Junior de Luxe. Sterling 'Primax'. Celestion C14.
Magnavox)
RCA RK-24 phono oscillator .......................................... 52 14
Tape Recorders: ............................................................. 51 16
53 (Recordon. Reporter. Simonsound. Grundig TK20.
Elizabethan Major. Philips EL3542A. Ferrograph Series 4.
Ferrograph Series 5 stereo. Binatone. Philips 2202.
.
Fuii Cherw Standard SRI00 Revox G36 . .
~ a n d b eseries
r~ 15 SL)
Wurlitzer juke-box ........................................................... 49
RADIONAVIGATION
Decca 159 radar ........................................................... 54
IFF 51 ......................................................................... 21
Telemobiloskop .............................................................. 54
TELEVISION
52 GEC BT2147 .................................................................. 53
52
Pye B16T ........................................................................ 49
49
53 TEST EQUIPMENT
Approved Electronic signal generator Model A200 ....... 53
Cossor Model 343 ganging oscillator ............................. 50
Hickok signalgenerator Model 17 ................................... 53
Hickok Traceometer Modei 155 ..................................... 53
Meissner Analyst ............................................................ 53
Philco Model 7008 alignment set ................................... 53
Rider Chanalyst ........................................................ 53
Telsen AClDC Multimeter .............................................. 49
TRANSCEIVERS
A16 (SR-A16lPRC-316) ................................................. 52
BC-654 (letter) ................................................................ 51
Mk.123 (letter) ................................................................ 50
SR 128 ............................................................................ 54
WS18 .............................................................................. 49
WS58 (Canadian) ......................................................... 52
TRANSMITTERS
German World War I trench set ..................................... 53
MISCELLANEOUS
Crystal detectors ............................................................ 52
Hellschreiber ................................................................... 51
Letter ...................................................................... 52
RCA Marine console ...................................................... 53
VALVES & TUBES
ACISP3 .......................................................................... 49
LS50 ................................................................................ 49
.................................................................................. 54
RL4.2P40 ........................................................................ 49
RL12P35 ......................................................................... 49
RL12P50 .................................................................... 49
W261 .............................................................................53
RS287 ............................................................................. 49
RS383 ......................................................................... 49
RS384 ....................................................................... 49
RS391 ........................................................................ 49
RV12P4000 ................................................................. 51
UL41lUL84 (letter) .......................................................... 51
Letter ........................................................................ 52
Letter ........................................................................53
Letter .................................................................. 54
6BW6 (letter) .................................................................. 52
11 E3lCV73 .................................................................... 54
807 .................................................................................. 49
References to C l . C2. C3 and C4 indicate photographs
appearing on the Front cover. Inside front cover.
Inside back cover and Outside back cover. respectively
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FOR PRICE AND AVAILABILITY OF
PAST ISSUES OF THE MAGAZINE
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IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII INDEX IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Radio Bygones. Issues Nos 55-60
ARTICLES & FEATURES
AERONAUTICAL ISSUE
Rebuilding an R.1155 by Dave Kernplen ....................... 59
VHF communications at RAE 1937-1942 by E. B. Callick
Part 1 ........................................................................55
Part 2 ....................................................................... 56
AUDIO
Domestic portable record players by Anthony Green .... 55
Letter ........................................................................ 56
Letter ........................................................................57
QUAD Mods by Barry Falcon ......................................... 56
BOOKS
AWA Radiolettes ............................................................60
Buying a Used Shortwave Receiver ..............................58
Electronic Classics . Collecting. restoration & repair .... 58
Golden Age of Radio in the Home .................................60
Magic of Sony .................................................................59
Radio Designer's Handbook ..........................................58
Rapid Radio Repair (standard superhets) .....................60
BROADCASTING
Showing films on BBC TV by Larry Coalston ................ 59
We never closed! (History of AP) by F. J. A. Gray ........ 55
CLANDESTINE
'Lisbeth' . an illegal Norwegian receiver
b y Tor Marthinsen and Erling Langemyr ................. 55
Polish BP5 ... it does exist! by Arfhur K. Poll ................ 58
Radio Set RS-6 b y Ben Nock .........................................56
COMMENT
Bookworm turns ..............................................................60
Design problems ............................................................ 59
Kootwijk radio closing .................................................... 57
Museums. Domestic articles wanted .......................... 55
Museums . Readers' Adverts ..........................................56
Subscription changes for UK ......................................... 58
COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVERS
Hallicrafters S-20 'Sky Champion' by Ben Nock ........... 58
Rebuilding an R.1 155 by Dave Kemplen ....................... 59
CONSTRUCTION
A 3 X EF50 receiver by C. M. Lindars ............................ 56
Back to square one b y C. M. Lindars .............................57
Scottish home-brew in New Zealand by Peter Lankshear
DOMESTIC
And Tomorrow the World b y Tony Harwood
Part 1 . Eddystone All World Two ......................... 59
Letter ........................................................................60
Part 2 . Eddystone 'Fours' ..................................... 60
Anatomy of a wireless fake by Ray Whitcornbe ............ 55
Domestic portable record player by Anthony Green ..... 55
Letter .....................................
. . . 56
Letter ...................................................................... 57
Early Sony transistor radios b y Enrico Tedeschi ........... 60
More on Sinclair 'Micromatic' b y Andrew Howlett ......... 57
durphy A100 by Lorin Knight ......................................... 57
'erdio Town & Country range by Rod Burman ............. 58
3ejuvenation of a l933 Kingsford Console by Derek Jaques
..................................................................................
57
kottish home-brew in New Zealand by Peter Lankshear
................................................................................60
elefunken SW receiver 732 b y Dick W. Rollerna ........ 55
IARlTlME
lemories of G7TM at Southampton by T. G. Hobbis ... 59
IlLlTARY
erman WWll transmitters & receivers by Ben Nock ... 60
3panese radio equipment of the WWll era .................. 57
vyedish 2 W Br transmitterlreceiver by Bengf Brolin ... 58
S military radio . accessories and parts by Tony Grogan
..................................................................................
58
3 military equipment designations by John Keeley .... 60
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MISCELLANY
A historical document by Geoff Voller ............................ 59
A likely story! (BBC memo) ............................................55
Brain-teaser (3LO) ..........................................................57
Letter ........................................................................ 58
But whose communications? b y 'Anodyne' ................... 56
PAGE Fixed Service Radio in the Netherlands b y Louis Meulstee
Part .1 .....................................
. . 56
Part 2 ........................................................................ 57
'Great Secret' of WWll (Enigma, etc) by Peter R. Jensen
Part 1 ........................................................................ 59
Part 2 ....................................................................... 60
Hullo Lympne! Croydon calling by Stanley Lewer ......... 57
Prof Zepler at Southampton b y Berthold G. Bosch ....... 60
WWI monitoring station on Shetland ............................. 59
MODIFICATIONS
QUAD Mods by Barry Falcon .........................................56
MUSEUM PIECES
Bognor Regis Wireless Museum ....................................55
Clandestine radio, John Elgar-Whinney ........................ 59
German WWll military radio, Ben Nock .........................60
Military radio, John Elgar-Whinney ............................... 58
'Phosphor' collection ......................................................56
Wireless novelties, Bob Warner .....................................57
MUSEUMS & COLLECTIONS
Bognor Regis Wireless Museum by Ron E. Simpson ... 55
Irish Museum of Radio. Cork .......................................... 57
NEWS & EVENTS
Antique Electronic Supply catalogue ............................. 59
Dial cord kit ..................................................................... 57
Dutch museum for the radio amateur- ............................58
Early Valves data book .................................................. 59
Eddystone saved ............................................................60
Hi-Z headphone adaptor ................................................ 55
Index to Radio Valve Guides ..........................................59
Lecture: Radio before Hertz & Marconi ......................... 60
Mains transformer for battery valve sets .......................60
Marconi Collection safe ..................................................58
MWARS AM Net .............................................................57
Plug-in coil formers .........................................................56
Scheveningen radio closes ............................................56
.................................................................................. 58
Spying history series for TV .......................................... 56
Valve manufacture spreading ........................................G0
Vintage & Military Amateur RS ......................................59
Vintage radio on the Net .............................................. 60
Vintage radio on the Web .............................................. 56
Vintage test data at Savoy Hill .......................................59
Wireless aids airship rescue, 1928 ................................55
Wireless in Wales exhibition ..........................................57
..............................................................................58
Wires, Wheels & Wings on tape ................................... 55
PERSONALITIES
Prof Zepler at Southampton by Berthold G. Bosch ....... 60
READERS' LETTERS
Another use for the BC221 .............................................56
Balancing the content .....................................................56
Calling all KW enthusiasts ..............................................55
Dial cord kit .......................
.......................................... 58
Early designs revisited ...................................................58
Early record players .......................................................56
..................................................................................5- -/
Garrard clocks ................................................................55
Great Secret of WWll .....................................................60
Hand capacitance (Eddystone All World 2) ................... 60
Hawaiian idea .................................................................60
'IT' - friend or fiend ........................................................57
LS50 in Russia, Switzerland & CSR ..............................55
Mini magic-eye ............................................................. 57
Mobile PA memories ......................................................58
More on 3 L 0 (Melbourne) .......................................... 58
Motor tuning ................................................................... 55
Museums and museolooy ..............................................55
..................................................................................
59
Mystery Collins identified ...............................................60
Novel receiver (magic eye) ............................................60
Perdio praise ..................................................................59
35
Perdio recollections ....................................................... 56
Power supply points ....................................................... 58
Putting my foot in it! ...................................................... 55
Puzzle corner! (Cossor 41MP) ....................................... 56
Rebuilding an R.1155 .................................................... 60
Restoration tips (R1 155 control stops & paint) .............. 58
Seagoing memories ....................................................... 59
Serendipity (Perdio find) ................................................. 57
Servicing safely .............................................................. 57
Sinclair and Kingsford .................................................... 58
Special AR88 ................................................................. 60
Stripping out the mods ................................................... 60
The Happy Station (PCJ Hilversum) .............................. 58
Unusual UL41 ................................................................. 56
........................................................................... 57
Valve oddity .................................................................... 59
Whose code? .Wail). ........................................................ 55
............................................................................ 56
Wired wireless ................................................................57
REFERENCE DATA
Landmarks in valve technology (Mazda) ....................... 58
US military equipment designations b y John Keeley .... 60
US military radio . accessories and parts by Tony Grogan
REMINISCENCES
Pre-War experiences of wireless by Geoffrey Walsh .... 55
RESTORATION
A loudspeaker repair by Eric Kempshall ........................ 55
Rebuilding an R.1155 by Dave Kemplen ....................... 59
TELEVISION
Showing films on BBC TV by Larry Coalston ................ 59
Tell me Mr Weller No. 5; Ferguson 941T ....................... 56
We never closed! (History of AP) by F. J. A. Gray ........ 55
TEST EQUIPMENT
Calibrator Crystal No. 7 Mk.1' by 'Phosphor' ................. 56
Soviet SCR-211 by Louis Meulstee ............................... 59
VALVES
Landmarks in valve technology (Mazda) ....................... 58
EQUIPMENT
The following references may be articles.
illustrations or brief text mentions
RECEIVERS.BROADCAST
3 X EF50 receiver ........................................................... 56
Eddystone All World Two ............................................... 59
Eddystone 'Fours' ........................................................... 60
Ekco A22 ................................................................... 55
Ever Ready Personal Portable ....................................... 55
Ekco PB289 (letter) ........................................................ 55
General 'Lafayette' (letter) ........................................... 57
KB 'New Pup' ................................................................ 55
Kingsford Console (1933) ............................................. 57
Murphy A100 .............................................................. 57
Perdio 'Town & Country' ................................................ 58
(Letter) .................................................................... 56
(Letter) ................................................................... 57
(Letter) ...................................................................... 59
Russian solid-state ......................................................... 56
Regency TR-1 ........................................................... 60
Sinclair Micro-FM ......................................................... 57
Sinclair 'Micromatic' ......................................................57
Letters .................................................................. 58
Sony TFM-151; TR-6; TR-52; TR-55; TR-63; TR-65;
TR-72; TR-84; TR-86; TR-610; TR-620; TR-714;
TR-810 .................................................................... 60
Telefunken Arcolette 3 ...............................................60
Telefunken T32 ............................................................... 55
RECEIVERS.COMMUNICATIONS
3 X EF50 receiver ......................................................... 56
CR10018 (Mod) ............................................................. 60
CR30012 .................................................................... 59
Eddystone 6200 ......................................................... 60
Hallicrafters S-20 'Sky Champion' ................................. 58
Japanese Model 92 ........................................................ 57
Receiver Unit K (Amplifier A51) ..................................... 58
36 ' RADIO BYGONES No. 60. AugustlSepfember 1999
Lisbeth ........................................................................... 55
MCRl .............................................................................. 59
National HRO ................................................................ 60
Polish OP-3 ..................................................................... 59
R.1132 ............................................................................56
R.1155 ............................................................................ 59
Letter ........................................................................ 58
Letters ................................................................. 60
TelefunkenlSiemens EP2a ............................................. 58
Torn E.b. ....................................................................... 60
Ukw.E.e ......................................................................... 60
Vigilant (Type M) ........................................................... 59
AUDIO
Amplifier A51 (Receiver Unit K) ..................................... 58 C2
BTH Type C2 horn (?) .................................................... 56 C2
Domestic portable record players: ................................. 55 18
Decca acoustic; HMV 102; HMV 501; Collaro Microgram;
Trixette 'Electric'; HMV 3-speed; Pye 'Black Box'; Dansette 'Major';
Dansette 'Conquest Auto'; Philips 'All Transistor'
Letter ........................................................................ 56 37
Quad II amplifier .............................................................5 6 C3l . 0
Voigt loudspeaker driver ................................................56 C2
RADIONAVIGATION
Beme Loop receiver ...................................................... 5 6 C 4
TELEVISION
Bush TV2 ....................................................................... 55 C4
Cintel telecine ............................................................ 59 23
Emitron Camera Telecine .............................................. 59 22
Ferguson 941T ............................................................... 56 10
Mechau projector ............................................................59 22
TEST EQUIPMENT
BC221 ...................................................................... 59 12
(letter) ....................................................................... 56 37
Calibrator. Crystal No. 7 Mk.1 ...................................... 56 34
Precision AVOmeter ....................................................... 56 C3
Radio City Model 314 tube tester ................................... 56 C3
Soviet SCR-211 (Y4-1) ................................................... 59 12
TRANSCEIVERS
AR-l 1 .............................................................................. 58
B2 (3 Mk.ll) ..................................................................... 59
Hagenuk Ha5K ............................................................. 60
C1,2.3,16
Japanese Model 94 Mk 5 ............................................... 57
Japanese Model 94 Mk 6 ............................................... 57
Japanese Model 99 ........................................................57
Polish AP-5 ..................................................................... 59
Polish BP5 ...................................................................... 58
Radio Pack Equipment Type 4811 ................................. 59
RS-6 (RP-6lRR-6lRT-6lRA-6) ........................................ 56
Swedish 2 W Br .............................................................. 58
T.R.1133 (T.1136/A.1135/R.1137) ................................. 56
Type A Mk.lll .................................................................. 58
TRANSMllTERS
Oceanspan ..................................................................... 59 30
PCG ................................................................................ 56 27
................................................................................ 57 23
PCJ ................................................................................. 56 26
.................................................................................. 57 22
(Letter) ................................................................ 58 34
T.1083 ............................................................................. 58 C2
T.1115 ............................................................................. 58 C3
T.1131 ............................................................................. 55 7
Telefunken alternator ..................................................... 56 25
MISCELLANEOUS
Colossus ....................................................................... 60 9
Enigma ........................................................................... 60 5
Lorenz Teletype SZ 40 .............................................. 60 8
Siemens T 52 ............................................................... 60 8
Wireless novelties (cards. etc.) ......................................5 C2.3.
7 4
VALVES & TUBES
LS50 (letter) .................................................................... 55 35
UL41 (letter) .................................................................... 56 38
(Letters) ................................................................. 57 35
6E5M/6M-E5/6M-10 magic eyes (letters) ...................... 57 35
(Letter) ......................................................................60 32
41MP (letter) ...................................................................56 36
 INDEX
Radio Bygones. Issues Nos 61-66
ARTICLES & FEATURES
AERONAUTICAL ISSUE
Aircraft Radio. a brief history by Stephen Pope
Part 1: 1899-1939 .................................................... 61
Part 2: World War II onwards ................................... 62
Letters ...................................................................... 63
A Russian military aircraft radio by Colin Mackinnon .......63
AUDIO
Grundig TK5 Tape Recorder by Nicholas Coleman ......... 62
Loftin-White amplifier by Peter Lankshear ....................... 61
BOOKS
British Radio Valves. the Vintage Years: 1904-1925.........63
Swift and Sure. A history of the RNZ Corps of Signals ...65
BROADCASTING
The Last Survivor? (Baldwin mike) by Graeme Wormald....62
Letter ........................................................................ 65
CLANDESTINE
GRC-109 Special Forces Set by Ben Nock ..................... 64
COMMENT
Classic Temptation ........................................................... 65
Delightful .......................................................................... 63
New Publisher . . . same magazine! ................................. 61
Sodd's Law ....................................................................... 64
Thanks . . . no change! ..................................................... 62
Yearning for a 464 ............................................................ 66
CONSTRUCTION
The 'Better late than never set'
by Robert Newlands & Brian Blackford ................... 63
The Forgotten wireless by Richard Q. Marris...................64
Letter (Merkelator) ................................................... 66
DOMESTIC
A Kiwi tuner b y Peter Lankshear ...................................... 65
And Tomorrow the World by Tony Harwood
Part 3.Miscellany .................................................. 62
Part 4.Kits ............................................................. 63
Letter ........................................................................ 63
HMV 542 radiogram by G. A. Stanton .............................. 64
HMV's Model 471 by John W. Stokes .............................. 61
Letter ........................................................................ 62
MILITARY
Airborne Radio Countermeasures in WWll by Stephen Pope
Part 1 ....................................................................... 66
German World War II radio equipment by Dick Rollema......65
Letter ........................................................................ 66
RAF R.1224 receiver by 7: R. Sanderson ........................ 66
MISCELLANY
2-valve Superhet Comms receiver by Richard Q. Marris.....66
The Big Beam (Tetney Beam Station) by Ron .................64
Boyhood adventures in wireless by Richard Q. Marris ....65
Brief Radio History through Stamps by C. A. Fazano ......63
Letter........................................................................ 64
Letter........................................................................ 65
Do you remember the Selenium Rectifier? by 'Phosphor'......6
Letter........................................................................ 64
It was alright when it left the factory! by Geoff Arnold .....65
Leeds: Radio Mecca of the North by D. L. Long .............. 62
S. H. Muffets radio receiver by A. Ovenden .....................63
New Zealand high powered spark wireless stations
by Robert G. Newlands............................................ 66
Outrageous Fortune by Anodyne ..................................... 64
Time signals and Weather forecasts by Ted Jones ..........63
Vintage postcard (RE Aldershot)...................................... 61
Letter ........................................................................ 62
What are the wild waves saying by John Power ..............64
What is it? (Mystery box) ................................................. 61
Letters ..................................................................... 62
MUSEUM PIECES
Components for the 1930s home constructor .................. 62
Hoswick Visitor Centre. Shetland ..................................... 64
Chapman. Moore & Mugford auction. June 2000 ............ 66
Dreweatt Neate auction. Oct 99 ....................................... 65
Miniature receivers and crystal sets ................................. 61
Unusual equipment, kits and curiosities........................... 63
RADIO BYGONES No. 67. October/November2000
MUSEUMS & COLLECTIONS
Pitstone Green Museum by Norman Groom.................... 66
NEWS & EVENTS
405 Alive magazine .......................................................... 63
Antique Radio Classified magazine ................................. 65
PAGE
Antique Wireless Newsheet ............................................. 63
BBC purchases 'On the Air' museum collection ............... 66
22
16 Brian Smith's Wireless catalogue ..................................... 65
33/35 Chelmer Valve Company move ........................................ 62
16 Duncan Neale Collection sale .......................................... 62
Eddystone User Group Newsletter ................................... 65
Ex %'Radio Club Newsletter ........................................... 63
27 Farnell catalogue .............................................................. 64
18 Greenweld Electronics catalogue ..................................... 64
Jackson Brothers revived ................................................. 62
Majestic Transformers rewind service .............................. 61
27 Maplin Electronics catalogue ........................................... 65
35 Mauritron's new CDs ........................................................ 66
Military WARS Newsletter ............................................... 65
Millennium Time Capsule ................................................. 64
24 Montacute TV & Radio museum ......................................65
34 Norsk Radiohistorisk Forening ......................................... 63
NZVRS Bulletin ................................................................ 63
Philip Knighton ................................................................. 65
4 Prittlewell Priory Park radio exhibition .............................. 62
Radio Bygones website .................................................... 64
Radio Days magazine ...................................................... 61
1 Radiocraft website ............................................................ 66
1 Titanic receiver discovered ...............................................64
1 TV Graphics Review magazine ........................................ 63
1 Vintage Racal website ...................................................... 66
1 Washford radio museum ................................................. 65
1
OBITUARIES
Harry Matthews ................................................................ 64
Akio Morita by Enrico Jedeschi ........................................ 62
28 John W. Stokes ................................................................. 61
20
35
PERSONALITIES
Past perceptive (Noel Coward) by Ron............................ 61
4
READERS' LETTERS
10 A cut above ...................................................................... 63
20 A novel receiver ................................................................ 62
33 A quiet oasis ..................................................................... 62
13 Affordable ......................................................................... 64
5 Air Training Corps net ....................................................... 63
35 Aircraft radio ..................................................................... 62
Alas. poor selenium .......................................................... 64
ATC net remembered ....................................................... 64
British Forces 'Tat' ............................................................ 66
24 Charlatan? ........................................................................ 63
8 Converter .......................................................................... 64
34 Disappointing stamps ....................................................... 64
8 Early encryption ............................................................... 61
Eddystone panels and types ............................................ 61
Encouraging stamps ......................................................... 65
22 Enigma ............................................................................. 61
22 Hallicrafiers ...................................................................... 64
22 Hallicrafters tracking ......................................................... 61
12 Heard it all! (HAC) ............................................................63
34 Hopeful safety .................................................................. 64
34 Howling ............................................................................. 61
10
Huck's loops ..................................................................... 63
33
John Stokes and EMIIHMV .............................................. 62
13
Military radio models ........................................................61
9
26 More Plessey .................................................................... 66
Mute fault ..........................................................................65
28 MW deaf aid .....................................................................65
29 Ode to B & 0 ...................................................................... 65
10 Oscilectron patent ............................................................ 63
9 Plessey connectors .......................................................... 66
33 Professor Zepler ............................................................... 62
9 Racal recall ....................................................................... 65
12 Ransacked Racal ............................................................. 66
33 Research .......................................................................... 61
Retired? ............................................................................ 64
Rotary boxes .................................................................... 63
Cl-C4 The last survivor ............................................................... 65
C244 The Merkeiator ................................................................. 66
C244 Torn E.b ............................................................................ 61
C2-C4 Vintage postcard .............................................................. 62
C2-C4 What is it? Magic Box ....................................................... 62 ..
C2-C4 Wiring errors ..................................................................... 61
REFERENCE DATA
Plesseys please by Hilary Humphries ..............................65
Letters ......................................................................66
RESTORATION
Hallicrafters S-380 by Tom Harrison ................................ 63
Letter ........................................................................
64
HMV 542 radiogram by G. A. Stanton ..............................64
Output transformer replacement by Eric Kempshall ........65
Restoration of a Bush DAC10 by Eric Kempshall ............66
TELEVISION
The last rotary converter by W J. Williamson ..................61
Letter ........................................................................63
Letter ........................................................................64
Tell me Mr Weller No. 6: Pye LV30 ...................................62
Tell me Mr Weller No. 7: HMV1807IMarconiphoneVT53DA ..66
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Scoping out some scopes by Alan S. Douglas ................ 65
Test meters of the past by C. M. Lindars.......................... 61
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Arbonphone 2-valve ......................................................... 65
AWA MW tuner ................................................................. 65
Burndept Ethophone Junior .............................................65
Burne-Jones Magnum ......................................................65
Bush DAC10..................................................................... 66
Codar CR45 ..................................................................... 63
Codar Mini Clipper ........................................................... 62
Codar Multiband 6 ............................................................ 62
Cosmos Radiophone VR4 ................................................65
Cossor 77B ....................................................................... 66
Eddystone All WorIdlAll Wave series (letters) .................. 61
Ediswan 19238 ................................................................ 65
Ekco AW70 .......................................................................66
GEC BC5243 ....................................................................66
HAC l-valve ..................................................................... 63
(letter) ...................................................................... 63
HMV 471 .......................................................................... 61
(letter) ...................................................................... 62
HMV 542 .......................................................................... 64
Ivalek 'De Luxe' crystal set ............................................... 61
Marconiphone 262 ............................................................ 64
Merkelator ........................................................................66
Millet crystal receiver ........................................................ 65
Peto Scott SW 2-valve ..................................................... 62
Philips 206A ..................................................................... 66
Philips 834C .....................................................................66
Philips 2531 ...................................................................... 66
Pilot Major Maestro .......................................................... 66
Popular Regional Three .................................................... 65
Radionette Kurer .............................................................. 63
Radionette transistor ........................................................ 64
RCA Victor 128 ................................................................. 61
RCA Victor 143 ................................................................. 61
RCC Polar Twin ................................................................ 65
RI No. 1 ............................................................................ 65
Sinclair X1 ........................................................................ 61
Sony TR-63 ...................................................................... 62
ST134 ............................................................................... 65
ST7365 ............................................................................. 24
ST7665 .............................................................................25
Sterling No. 1 ....................................................................65
Western Electric 44001 .................................................... 65
Westinghouse Aeriola Senior ........................................... 65
RECEIVERS.Communications
Academy wristwatch CB receiver..................................... 61
ANIAPR-4 ......................................................................... 66
AR88LF (letter) ................................................................. 61
ATM Short Wave Tuner Mk.lll ........................................... 62
Radio Bygones. Issues Nos 61-66
36
Coastal Radio Comet ....................................................... 64
Hallicrafters 5-388 ........................................................... 63
Hallicrafters S27 ............................................................... 66
Marconi AD series ............................................................ 61
R - l 004lGRC-109 ............................................................. 64
R1082 ............................................................................... 61
R1155 ............................................................................... 62
R1224 ............................................................................... 66
R1359 ............................................................................... 66
R3121 ............................................................................... 62
Racal RA.71 ..................................................................... 63
Tf ................................................................................. 61
Torn E.b (letter) ................................................................ 61
Type 25/73 ........................................................................65
WIT Receiver Model Ta .................................................... 61
AUDIO
Amplifier A1131 ................................................................ 62
Grundig TK5 recorder ....................................................... 62
Loftin-White amplifier ........................................................ 61
Mullard 3-3 amplifier ......................................................... 61
Sony Walkman ................................................................. 62
RADIONAVIGATION
ASV Mk.6 .........................................................................62
B-78A indicator ................................................................. 62
Bendix MN-26 radio compass .......................................... 61
Gee Indicator Type 62 ...................................................... 62
H2S Type 162 indicator .................................................... 62
H2S Type 162C indicator .................................................. 65
H2S Type 182A Fishpond ................................................. 62
Telemarine D/F ................................................................. 64
TEST EQUIPMENT
Pifco All-in-one Radiometer ............................................. 61
Tektronix 585 .................................................................... 65
W1191 Wavemeter ........................................................... 62
Waterman 'Pocketscope' .................................................. 65
TRANSCEIVERS
FUG 10 ............................................................................. 65
GRC-109 .......................................................................... 64
Marconi AD series ............................................................ 61
Mullard GN510 ................................................................. 61
Plessey AC44 .................................................................. 61
Station WIT Portable Type 9 ............................................. 66
Swan Cygnet .................................................................... 64
TR9 ................................................................................. 61
TR11 ................................................................................. 61
TRI 196 ............................................................................. 62
TRANSMllTERS
Coastal Radio Stentor ...................................................... 64
Marconi AD series ............................................................ 61
STC ATR range ................................................................ 61
T21 ................................................................................. 61
T-784lGRC-109 ................................................................ 64
T1083 ...............................................................................61
T1154 ............................................................................... 62
T1403 ............................................................................... 66
T1422 ...............................................................................66
Telephone Wireless Aircraft Mk.ll .....................................61
MISCELLANEOUS
HMV1807 TV .................................................................... 66
Marconiphone VT53DA TV ............................................... 66
Perdio portable TV ............................................................61
Pye LV30 TV ..................................................................... 62
VALVES &TUBES
RV12P2000 ...................................................................... 65
References to Cl. C2. C3 and C4 indicate photographs
appearing on the Front cover. Inside front cover.
Inside back cover and Outside back cover. respectively
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FOR PRICE AND AVAILABILITY OF
PAST ISSUES OF THE MAGAZINE
RADIO BYGONES No. 67. October/Novernber2000
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AERONAUTICAL
INDEX
Radio Bygones, Issues Nos 67-72
ARTICLES & FEATURES
ISSUE PAGE
MUSEUM PIECES
Ben Nock's 'Virtual Museum'
Bill MacDonald Collection
Crystal Sets from Bill Journeaux's Collection
Duncan Neale Collection (1)
Duncan Neale Collection (2)
Saga of the Marconi Osram Valve
1922 Flight Demonstration - Marconi AD2
by Dick W Rollema 71 24 NEWS & EVENTS
405 Alive Renamed
AMATEUR Ally not so Pally?
Amateur Radio In the 1920s by Ted Jones 67 29 Amberley Working Museum
68 20 Antique Electronic Supply USA, Catalogue
69 24 Valve Flyer
70 8 Antique Radio Classified
Eddystone EA-12 Amateur Bands Receiver Bygone Radio Shop, Folkestone
by Ben Nock 67 16 Digital Meter?
John Scott-Taggart's Transmitters by Ron lrving 67 10 Duxford Radio Society
Rejuvenation of a Codar AT5 Transmitter by Colin J. Guy 71 4 Eddystone User Group Lighthouse
AUDIO HMS Collingwood Museum
When is a Constant Voltage . . . not a Constant Voltage? HRSA Newsletter Radio Waves
by Geoff Arnold 14 Imperial War Museum, Duxford
Jackson Variable Capacitors
BOOKS Leeds Radio Fair
From the Wireless to the Web 19 Lizard Wireless Station Centenary
Marconi and his Wireless Stations in Wales 15 Marconi Calling Web Site
Saga of Marconi-Osram Valve 14 National Valve Museum
Valve Radio & Audio Repair Handbook 18 Norsk Radiohistorisk
Old-Timer's Bulletin
CLANDESTINE Radio Officers' ARS Celebrates
'Come in Dai the Spy' - the S 90140 by Alan Davies 4 Savoy Hill Publications Newsheet
Letter 32

COMMENT The Voice of the Crystal

Around the World 1 TV Nostalgia
Interested? 1 Vintage & Military ARS
Marconi Difficultiesflhe HRO 1 Manuals on CD-ROM
Moving OnIMarconi Calling 1 Web Site
PleasingIRumour 1 Vintage Technology Fair
Reader Survey ResponseISubs Reminders 1 Vintage Technology Fair Crisis
Warrior Birds
CONSTRUCTION
A MWILW Aerial for Classic Valve Receivers READERS' LETTERS
by Richard Q. Marris 32 And More 'Tat'
One Valve MW Radio by Robert Penfold 21 Biflexet Update
British Forces 'Tat'
DOMESTIC
Cossor 388 Renovation by Eric Kempshall 4 Bush DAC10 Modification
KB FG 50 Radiogram by Nicholas Coleman 4 Collection for Sale
New Life for a Philco UE647W by Eric Kempshall 17 Crystal Sets
Restoration of a Hacker RP25 'Sovereign Mk.ll Dai the Spy
by Eric Kempshall 14 Electric Telegraph
Restoring a Pilot Clipper by Eric Kempsl~all 12 Electro-Apparatus (the Merkelator)
Even More 'Tat'
MILITARY German Domestic Service Sheets
Airborne Radio Countermeasures in WWll German Radar - Wiirzberg
by Stephen Pope God is an Englishman
Part 2 22 Message in a Chassis
AP63993 Transmitter (as fitted to the CRIOO) More 'Tat'
by Ben Nock 18 Mortal Sin - Heater Wiring
Larkspur Wireless Control Harness type 'B'
by Louis Meulstee Murphy A104
Part 1 Pocket Money R1224A
21
Part 2 R1224 - Happy Days
26
R203 - Metox VHF Receiver
Lorenz SW Receiver Lo6K39a, the Ultimate TRF
by Dick W Rollema Rogers Who?
28
Restoring 'Rudi' W R l n by G. F: M. Engel Selenide Smell
7 SWBI 1 - Finest Transmitter
Wireless Set No. 101 by Ben Nock 4
Test Set 740 - lnfo Wanted
MISCELLANY This-n-that on RB69
An Aerial that Can't Work and a Beverage that Does Tongue Tied
by Peter Lankshear 18 Value of History
Letter 35 Welsh Professor
Caernarfon - the Welsh Marconi Long Wave Station
by Paul Hawkins 10 RESTORATION
Letters 33 Cossor 388 Renovation by Eric Kempshall
Electric Telegraph in its Early Days by R.C. Rawling 20 New Life for a Philco UE647W bv Eric Kemoshall
'
Letter 35 Restoring 'Rudi'WRl/T by G. F: M. Engel
Fair Radio, Lima. Ohio by Trevor Sanderson 28 Restoring a Pilot Clipper by Eric Kempshall 69
Getting the Measure of It bv Geoff Arnold 30 Rejuvenation of a Codar AT5 Transmitter by Colin J. Guy 71
~ a d i o &TV Servicing, ~ o l l &
b Camm
~ by Pat Hawker 69 18 Restoration of a Hacker RP25 'Sovereign Mk.ll
Spelling it Out - Phonetic Alphabets Over the Ages by Eric Kernpshall 71
by Geoff Arnold 70 28 Rebuilding a National HRO by Mike Lernin 72
The Transistor Radio - a Brief History
by Andrew Howlett 68 14 TELEVISION
Whiteley Electrical Radio Co. Ltd by Albert Porter 68 26 Tell Me Mr Weller No. 8: Pye LV21C

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Scott-Taggart ST.43 Auctions Tel: 01793 536040
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AUDIO
Cone Loudspeakers (various)
Horn Loudspeakers (various)
Marconi 7268A Line Transformer
S.G. Brown Microphone Amplifier rolw
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B2
Larkspur Control Harness type 'B' Over 60,000 valves stocked, 2000 different types,
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Codar AT5
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RT-6
Scott-Taggart ST.66
Scott-Taggart ST.67 THE BYGONE RADIO SHOP
(Prop. Nicholas Walter)
MISCELLANEOUS
Airborne Radio Countermeasures (various sets) 300+ VINTAGEICLASSIC RADIOS FROM 30's
ANJGRA-71 Coder Kit
Breguet-Guillot Telegraph and 40's FROM ORIGINAL SOURCES.
Hughes Telegraph Printer
Pye LV21C TV RESTORATION AND REPAIR SERVICE
Wheatstone Telegraphs RADIO COLLECTIONS BOUGHT OUTRIGHT
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 INDEX MUSEUM PIECES
Broadcast Receivers
Radio Bygones, Issues Nos 73-78 Command Sets
ARTICLES & FEATURES Crystal Sets from Bill Journeaux's Collection
K. P. Barnsdale's ZC-l
AERONAUTICAL ISSUE PAGE Keith Bentley Collection
The Command Set by Trevor Sanderson Michael O'Beirne's MI TFl417
Part 1 73 4 National Wireless Museum, Isle of Wight
Part 2 74 28 Replica Lancaster at Pitstone Green Museum
Letter 75 32 Russian Volna-K
Firing up a WWll Night Fighter Radar AI Mk.4 Tony Thompson's Ekco PB505
by Norman Groom 76 6
NEWS & EVENTS
AMATEUR AirWaves (On the Air Ltd)
Amateur Radio in the 1920s 73 27 Amberley Working Museum
Maintaining the HRO by Gerald Stancey 27 Antique Radio Classified
BOOKS
Tickling the Crystal 15 ARI Surplus Team
Classic Book Review by Richard Q. Marris BBC History Lives! (Website)
Modern Practical Radio and Television 10 BVWS and 405-Alive Merge!
CHiDE Conservation
CIRCUITRY Club Antique Radio Magazine
Invention of the Superhet by lan Poole 22 HMS Collingwood Museum
Mallory 'Inductuner' by Michael O'Beirne 28 Confucius He Say Loudly!
Duxford Radio Society
CLANDESTINE Eddystone User Group Lighthouse
Clandestine Radio in the Pacific by Peter Lanksl~ear 16
Spying Mystery by Ben Nock 18
Letter 32 Felix Crystalised (BVWS)
Talking to Mosquitoes by Brian Cannon 10 Hallo Hallo
Letter 38
Jackson Capacitors
COMMENT Medium Wave Circle
A thousand words? 1 MicroSpy Ltd, chip decoders
Fascination / All World 1 Military WARS
Majestic / More Pages lNice to See You 1 Million Dollar Auction
Needed or Not 1 Thanks I Worm Warning 1 New Zealand Crystals (NZVRS)
New For Old lDates 1 NZVRS Bulletin
Replica IBalance l

DOMESTIC Old Timers' Bulletin (AWA)

Kenmac Book by Eric Kempshall 24 Radio Waves (HRSA)
My Favourite Dinosaur, the Majestic 90 Savoy Hill for Sale
by Peter Lankshear 16 Savoy Hill Publications
MARITIME
Eddystone EY11 Receiver by Ben Nock 9 Titanic Memorial Weekend
Volna-K - an Unusual Russian Receiver TV Graphics Review
by Michael O'Beirne 8
Vmtage and Military ARS
MILITARY
Blue Joker and all that Jazz by John Teague 31
Telefunken WWll Superhet Receiver E52 'Koln' Vintage Radio B&B
by Dick Rollema VMARS and Silent Keys
Part 1 14 Worldradio Magazine
The Command Set by Trevor Sanderson
Part 1 4
Part 2 28 READERS' LETTERS
Letter 32 618Ts on the Air
ZC1 of New Zealand by K. P Barnsdale Airmec Receiver C864
Part 1, History 34 'Airwaves' (poem)
Part 2, Take a Look Inside 19 Another Spy Mystery?
Mystery 'Scope
MISCELLANY BC-348
As it Seemed Then ... the 1930s by Pat Hawker 28 Colwyn Bay Wireless College
Birth of Radar by Rex Boys 4 CRD150120A Receiver
Letter 32 Cyfeillion Marconi
Frog Radio 26 Dollis Hill
HT Suwwlv Problem bv W. J. Williamson 36 DST100 Designer
Keith EjeAley 1936-2001 by Michael O'Beirne 16 Early Counters
Letters 33 Ekco Model BV145
Letter 38 Electrical Safety Standards
Marconi - the Father of Radio by /an Poole 22 FenMan Resonance
Letter 34 GECISEI Miniscope
Mars Calling Earth by Ron 4 Goodbye GBK
Letter 34 Help in Japanese Please
More Memories of University College Southampton HMV800
- and Professor Zeder HRO
by 7: G. B. Hobbs 29
Nicola Tesla, Overlooked Radio Pioneer Keith Bentley Remembered
by Lorin Knight 4 Mystery HRO
Radio in the Victorian Era by David Clark 24 RAF Watton - Web Site
Radio Underground - Communications in Mines Sadir Receiver
by Brian Austin 28 Spontaflex Website
Rugby Radio Station by Brian Faulkner 14 Spying Mystery Solved?
Rugby Radio Station by S. F: Brown 13 T1396 Mystery Set
Sparks, Arcs and Alternators bv 'Phosphor' 20
Letter I4 35
. - White Spiders and Red Screen Grids 78 39

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RESTORATION BC-696-A 73 4
A Problem RA17 by Rob Filby 77 27 Command Sets (Including SCR-274-N and ANIARC-5 Series)
Maintaining the HRO by Gerald Stancey 76 27 Part 1 73 Cl-C4,4
Overhauling the Pye 39JIH by Eric Kempshall 76 3 Part 2 74 28
Restoring a Champion 784M TRF by Tony Thompson 78 8 Mk.XV 74 18
Restoring an Ekco PB505 by Tony Thompson 77 4 Rugby Radio Station 76 14
Letters 78 39 77 13
Roberts R66 with a Defective Power Unit T-15lARC-5 to T-221ARC-5 - See under 'Command Sets'
by Eric Kempshall 73 12 T.1154 76 C2
Saving of a Pye Fenman by Eric Kempshall 75 12
Letter 76 32 MISCELLANEOUS
Letter 77 39 HMV 1804 TV Receiver

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Murphy A242
OTB 'London Manufacturers' Crystal Receiver
Pye 39J/H
Pye Fenman II
Letter
Roberts R66

RECEIVERS - Communications
Airmec C864 76 33
AWA 3BZ 73 16
BC-453 to BC-455 - Sec under 'Command Scts'
BC-946 73 4
Command Sets (Including SCR-274-N and ANIARC-5 Series)
Part 1 73 C144.4
Part 2
Eddystone E Y l 1
Marconi CRDI 50120A
National HRO
Nems-Clarke 1302
Norlin SR209 76 28 Quarterly 40 page magazine Contact:
R-1 3lARC-5 and R-23lARC-5 to R28lARC-5 - Newsletters Mike Barker
See under 'Command Sets' Membership BWVS
R.1155 Historical reprints
Racal RA17 59 Dunsford Close
Swapmeets
77 27 Hillside Park,
Sadir R87C 73 33 SaledWants Swindon, Wilts,
Technical Materiel Corp. AFIFRR-6OV 75 C2,17 Regional meetings
Telefunken E52 'Koln' 78 C1,14
SN1 4PW
Volna-K 74 C1.CZ.8 Auctions Tel: 01793 536040
RADIONAVIGATION
AI Mk.4 Night Fighter Radar
H2S Radar (Type 162 Indicator)

TEST EQUIPMENT
Simpson 269 Multimeter
Rohde & Schwarz CAQ
Marconi Instruments TF1417

Letter The bimonthly magazine for Morse

TRANSCEIVERS code enthusiasts, looking at the past,
SSTR-6 present and future of the art
The Nilski Partnership,The Poplars,
Wistanswick, Market Drayton,
TRANSMITTERS Shropshire TF9 2BA.
BC-430 73 4
BC-456 to BC-459 - See under 'Command Sets' 73 4 Phone 01630 638306. Fax 01630 638051

RADIO BYGONES No. 79, October/November2002

- INDEX-
Radio Bygones, Issues Nos 79-84
MUSEUM PIECES
Domestic Table & Portable Receivers
Domestic Table & Portable Receivers
Heathkit Equipment
Marconi Exhibition, Sandford Mill, Chelmsford
National Vintage Communications Fair
RAFIUS microphones
ISSUE 'AGE
BOOKS MUSEUMS & COLLECTIONS
Classic Book Review by Richard Q. Marris Marconi Exhibition, Sandford Mill, Chelmsford
Radio for Boys Letter
History of the Radio Officer in the British MN National Wireless Museum, Isle of Wight
John Logie Baird, a life by Michael O'Beirne
Radio Man - the remarkable rise and fall
of C. 0. Stanley NEWS & EVENTS
BVWSl405-Alive Website
Vintage Radios - collecting, servicing, restoring
Duxford Radio Society
Duxford's New Website
COMMENT
Eddystone Reference Guide
Fundamentally FlawedITimelines
G.W.M. Radio Moves
Layman's Interest 1 Feedback
Goodbye RCS
Message Board / Valuations
Honour for Titanic Hero
New Dimension
Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre
Pen in HandISo What? Radio Waves (HRSA)
Watts' Radio 1 Sailed Away Radios on the Web
RAF Air Defence Radar Museum
COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVERS Reviving Silent Humber?
Airmec C.864 Receiver by Michael O'Beirne Savoy Hill Rehomed!
Part 1 Stichting Signals Collection
Part 2 Tudor With Gusto! (White Town Vintage)
HRO Receiver by Ben Nock TV History
Mystery ~ e c e i v e-
r the R-50M by Michael 07Beirne Vintage and Military ARS
RME Receivers by Ben Nock Wireless Waves Around Bletchley
Saga of an Eddystone EC10 by Eric Kempshall
OBITUARIES
CONSTRUCTION A Tribute to Alf Lunn G5LL by Ron
Radio Frequency Probe by Raymond Haigh
Wobbulator Unit by Raymond Hargh READERS' LETTERS
Alien Transistor
DOMESTIC Amusing Memories (RAF)
RCA's First TRF Receiver by Peter Lankshear Bush VHF61 / VHF62
Tussle with a Bush VHF61 by Eric Kempshall Come on Wives
Letter Crystadyne Receiver
Dangers of L 0 Radiation
MILITARY Fork Out!
Australian AR8 and AT5 Station by Ben Nock Gatecrasher
Mk.123 in Use by Ross Bradshaw Keep on Punting!
RAF M~crophoneby Trevor Sanderson L 0 Radiation
Part 1 Marconi CNY2
Part 2 Marconi Exhibition at Sandford Mill
Letter Mystery Receiver and L 0 Radiation
Rescuing an RCA CRV46151 by W. J. Williamson Mystery Receiver - R-50M
Telefunken WWll Superhet Receiver E52 'Koln'
by Dick Rollema National HRO, One Hell of a Receiver?
Part 2 Not the Champagne Socialists
Letter Oddball Racal
Letter QRM Sixty Years Ago
T0rn.E.b Receiver Type 24b-305 by R. 7: Walker Radiating Receivers
Unravelling Modifications to the R1155 RAF Experiences
by Dave Kemplen Reduced Power
Rogers and Beverage
MISCELLANY Tacho Driver
Achtung! Feind Hort Mit - The 'Y' Service Telefunken E52 'Koln'
Three Electrode Crystal
by Maurice de la Bertauche
Ultimate Hoarder
Crop Gatherers of the Bletchley Park Mill
Unbelievable
by Maurice de la Bertauche
Volna 'K' Onboard
Heathkit Memories by Michael O'Beirne
Wartime Entertainment
Mains Aerial by Richard Q. Marris
Website for Restorers
Philco B2806 with the Missing Parts
by Eric Kempshall RESTORATION
QRM Sixty Years Ago by Michael O'Beirne Captain 0.M. Watts Receiver by David Rudram
Letter Hallicrafters SX-16 Restoration Project
Letter by Mike Hoddy
Rogers Really Did It by Ron Philco B2806 with the Missing Parts
Letter by Eric Kempshall
Saga of an Eddystone EClO by Eric Kempshall Rescuing an RCA CRV46151 by W. J. Williamson
Who Really Invented the Transistor? Restoration of a Typical Superhet Valve Receiver
by Andrew Emmerson by Eric Kempshall
Letters (various) Part 1
Letter Part 2
Letter Part 3
WWll Radio Beacon Station by Bill MacDonald Part 4

34 RADIO BYGONES No. 85, October/November 2003

Restoring a Goblin S25 'Time Spot' Heathkit HFW-1 TV Alignment Generator
by Tony Thompson Heathkit 18-1100 Frequency Counter
Restoring a Pilot 'Little Maestro' Heathkit IG-72 Audio Generator
by Tony Thompson Heathkit IM-13U Valve Voltmeter
Restoring a Pilot 'Major Maestro' Heathkit 10-102 Oscilloscope
by Tony Thornpson Heathkit 10-18U Oscilloscope
Ultra 'Coronation Twin' Model R786 Taylor 'Windsor' 65C Signal Generator
by Eric Kernpshall
TRANSCEIVERS
TELEVISION Heathkit SB-101
Tell me, Mr Weller No. 10: Decca Model 1000 81 Heathkit SB-640 VFO
Marconi 'Salvare'
TEST EQUIPMENT (See Letter R683 p36)
Brion-Leroux Multimeter by Michael O'Beirne 79 Mk.123
BSR L050A Audio Oscillator by G. A. Stanton 80
Tale of a Taylor by Eric Kempshall 79 TRANSMITTERS
AWA AT5
B&W Type 5100
EQUIPMENT Marconi 'Oceanspan II'
The following references may be articles, illustrations or Marconi H1000 Linear Amplifier
brief text mentions Marconi H1200
Marconi H1540 Driver
RECEIVERS - Broadcast
Bendix Catalin MISCELLANEOUS
Bush VHF61 Decca Model 1000 Projection TV
Letter Heathkit Analogue Computer EC-l U
Bush VHF80 RAF ~ i c r o ~ h o n e s 79 Cl-C4,12
Cossor Melody Maker (1949)
Goblin S25 'Time Spot' References to C l , C2, C3 and C4 indicate photographs
Hacker Herald appearing on the front cover, inside front cover,
McMichael TT4 inside back cover and outside back cover, respectively
Murphy A362
Murphy U512 SEE THE LATEST ISSUE OF RADIO BYGONES
Philco B2806 FOR PRICE AND AVAILABILITY OF
Philips V210 PAST ISSUES OFTHE MAGAZINE
Pilot 'Little Maestro'
Back issues up to R580
Pilot 'Major Maestro' are also available on CD-ROM
Pye P43U
Pye Baby Q Senior Radio Bygones, Issues Nos 79-84
Pye P1 15U 'Piper'
RCA Radiola 20
Roberts R55
Roberts R200
Roberts R606
Ultra 'Coronation Twin' R786
Wartime Civilian Receivers 'yvjb~j~,
RECEIVERS - Communications (PROP JIM FISH G4MH)
Airmec C.864
Over 60,000 valves stocked, 2000 different types,
AWA AR8
for h a m radio, audio, military.
Captain 0 . M. Watts Receiver
Eddystone 88013 Fast service. Send SAE for list
Eddystone EClO 28 Banks Avenue, Golcar, Huddersfield,
Hallicrafters CHL-46130 West Yorks HD7 4LZ

Il
Hallicrafters SX-16
Heathkit Mohican
Telephone: 01484 654650/01484 649380
Marconi H2301 Fax: 01484 655699
e-mail: wilsonv@zoo.co.uk g+ -"" '
Marconi H2540
Marconi HR110 For vintage radio valves contact: Vintage Valve Supplies,
National HRO Series prop. Roger Walker, on 01484 650725, mobile 07733 283084.
R1155 78 Scar Lane. Milnsbridge, Huddersfield. HD7 4LZ
R1475
RCA CRV46151
RME-9D
RME-69
RME-70
Techrad R-50M

Telefunken E52 'Koln' All types of transformers for all types of circuits
Letter including specialist valve units
Torn.E.6 Type 246-305
Transhmers f i r restoration of old radios
AUDIO Custom design or standard range
Heathkit S-33H Stereo Amplifier
High and low voltage
RADIONAVIGATION
Type 84 Radar Variable Voltage Technology Ltd
Unit 3, Sheat Manor Farm, Chillerton, Newport, Isle of Wight, P030 3HP
TEST EQUIPMENT Tel: 0870 243 0414 Fax: 01983 721572
Airrncc 243 Wave Analyser
Brion-Leroux Multimeter
BSR L050A Audio Oscillator
Heathkit AW-1U Audio Wattmeter 83 .-

RADIO BYGONES No. 85, Ocfober/November2003

- INDEX
Radio Bygones, Issues Nos. 85-90
ARTICLES & FEATURES
ISSUE PAGE
Milestones Gramophone Shop
Montacute TV and Radio Museum, Somerset
Museum of Electricity, Christchurch, Dorset
New Bletchley Park exhibition complex open
Orkney Wireless Museum
Radio at Muckleburgh
Wartime News
AUDIO
Rise and Fall of the Valve HiFi Amplifier Washford Radio Museum, Somerset
by Nicliolas Coleman 85 12
OBITUARIES
BOOKS John Linsley Hood 89 3
Guide to Radio and Communications Technology 86 3 Sir Douglas Hall 89 3
Restoring Valve Radios - A Comprehensive Guide 86 26 Sir Douglas Hall - His Life and Circuits
by Brian Austin 90 4
BROADCASTING Letter 90 35
Auntie's 45 Year Love Affair with ET4336 Willy Simonsen - a Norwegian electronics
by David Porter industry giant 88 3
Part 1 87 26
Part 2 88 30 READERS' LETTERS
The North Sea Ghost by Anthony Hopwood 88 14 Admiralty Receiver (RL 85)
When Auntie Was a Girl by B. C. Brodribb 90 28 Aerodyne and STASl
All Radio is Good Radio!
CLANDESTINE B40 VHF Variant?
Craggy Criggion Crumbles by Andy Emmerson 85 18 BID Nostalgia
Suitcase Set Used by STASl by Dick Rollema 87 16 CR304 Revealed?
Eddystone EClO
COMMENT HRO - Some Facts Not Mystique
Bad News lContent 86 1 lnternet
HMS Collingwood IVisit 88 1 Marconi Receivers
Nothing New l Straightforward Competition? 85 1 Memories of a Gentleman
Squawk Box 90 1 Mish-Mash!
Valuable Source IEncyclopaedia 87 1 More Criggion
Warrior IV /Warrior on the Web 89 1 More Ghosts
National Wireless Museum
COMMUNICATIONS Return of the Squawk Box
Eddystone 830 Receiver by Ben Nock 89 16 Rise and Fall
National NC-2-40s Receiver by Ben Nock 85 28 Rise and Fall Again
STC RV9A Receiver by David M. Pratt 90 16 S.A.D.I.R. Loudspeaker
Safety Criteria for Capacitors
CONSTRUCTION 'Scope Information
'Phoenix' Two-Valve Radio by Tony Thompson 86 18 Special Commun~cations
Matchbox Magic by Jim Duckworth 88 18 SSRJSST-5
Versatile Power Supply for Battery Radios The Weapon
by Tony Thompson 90 30
Wireless Preservation
DOMESTIC
Cathedral Evolution in Philadelphia by Peter Lankshear 87 RESTORATION
3
Philco Versus Atwater Kent by Peter Lankshear 90 19 Philips B5X85A-05 by Eric Kempshall 86 14
Portable Radio Cabinet Repairs and Restoration
MILITARY by Tony Thompson 85 9
Abraham & Bloch's Multivibrators go to War Refinishing Wood Cabinets by Tony Thompson 87 31
by Ken Smith Repairing and Restoring Bakelite Cabinets
85 4
BID 75011 Mains Filter by Michael O'Beirne 88 24 by Tony Thompson 86 28
Letter Restoring a KB BR20 by Tony Thompson 88 9
89 34
R234 Acceptor Unit by Michael O'Beirne 86 4 Sobell 439 'Sobellette' Refurbishment
by Eric Kempshall 89 12
MISCELLANY
Adventures of a 'Y' Service DF Operator TEST EQUIPMENT
by Maurice de la Bertauche 85 22 Heathkit IG-72 Audio Signal Generator
Aerodyne Years by Tony Thompson 87 6 by Michael O'Beirne 89 28
Great Marconi Mishap by Michael O'Beirne 87 18 Type CRR-74028 Frequency Meter
Life in Special Signals by Maurice de la Bertauche by Tom Harrison 88 4
89 20
Scott-Taggart 800 Receiver by Ron 86 10
What are the Right Voltages? by Gerald Stancey 89 27 EQUIPMENT
The following references may be articles,
MUSEUM PIECES illustrations or brief text mentions
Clandestine Sets from Bill MacDonald Collection 86 C2-C4
Crystal Sets from Bill Journeaux Collection 87 C2-C4 -
RECEIVERS Broadcast
Domestic Table and Portable Receivers 85 Cl-C4 Acme Crystal set
HMS Collingwood Museum 88 C244 Aerodyne Swan
Atwater Kent 708
89 Cl-C4
Atwater Kent Model 84
90 C244
Atwater Kent Type 627
MUSEUMS & COLLECTIONS Belling-Lee Crystal Set
Baltimore Electronics Museum by Derk Rouwhorst 90 12 BTH Type 'C' Form 'A' Crystal set
HMS Collingwood Museum by Michael O'Beirne 89 4 Decca Decola
Museum of Electricity, Christchurch, Dorset 89 3 Ferguson Flight

NEWS & EVENTS J. Mills & Sons Crystal set

Bognor Regis Wireless Museum KB BR20
BT Saves Station X Magnum Braille Crystal set
Defence Electronics History Society Millet Crystal set
Hack Green Nuclear Bunker Murphy A90

RADIO BYGONES No. 9 1, October/November 2004

Philco Model 18
Philco Model 20
Philco Model 70
Philips B5X85A-05
'Phoenix' Two-Valve
Pye P26BQ
Scott-Taggart 800
Sobell 439 'Sobellette'
Vidor Lido
]:I I,AMISN1"I'RANSI~ORhlEIISMains inout. outout 6.3V :I[ 1 .S iirnn.. f5.95. P&P
$2 .00. 6.3V :it I amp, f4.!!5. I'&I' £2.00.
.
M AlNS TRANS1:OIIMERS Type A mains input, output 230V at JSmA, 6.3'4 at
I Li? ilinp, $7.50. P&!' f3.50. Type B mains input, oiltp~~l 21SV ill IOOmA. 0.3V ;it 2
RECEIVERS - Communications 311?p, $9.50. {'&P f4.50.
British WWll Clandestine receiver AtIOlIN VALVldS Type 954. Rri~ndnew i~ndhoxed, fJ.50 e:~cl~. 2 Ibr fX.00.
Eddystone 830 h1ES DIAL BU1.W h.3V 0.3 imp. 10 for E3.
German FE-10 A I)lGl'tXI, HAN1)HIdIJ 1.CR MI11'1SI1 Measuring inducti~nce,cap;tcit:~nceand
re.sist:lncc. 3.5 digit, I'JIJO c11t1n1.1.c.d. display. i~llluct;~nce
r:lngc 21nll to 2011, c:~p:~c-
Marconi B28 it:! Ince range 2000pl; to 20Qil:. rcsistancc range 20052 to 20M62. Brand new and
Marconi CJAICJC hr~xedwith tesr ;~llig:ttorclip Iei~ilsand LIW 1ni111u:ll.f44.00 + 14.00 P&I?
Marconi H2540 I)!OUII1,IS-GANG 50+5011l: AIR-SPACED TUNING CAI'S. S i ~ cI'hin. X 1'Ain.
Marconi H S ll X41.50 e x l ~!'.&P f l . 2 1 b r f l 0 post free.
50IpF POS'I'AGE SL:\MI"I'RlMMIIRS, 2 for f l.
Marconi ICS-3 V/iLVE BASES Octal B7G 139A. All 50p cach. B9C bases for EF50, etc. Top quill-
Murphy 618 it),,1 .7 I'm C A 110
-..v-.

Murphy B40 l1lGIl VOIXACI? CAI'ACITORS 0.01!iF 2kV plyeste~;size lin. X %in. X %in. 5
sor f3. 0.00-17!iF IOOOV wkg mixed dielectric ;ixial, lin. X 'Ain. diii. 0.lltl: IOOOV
\v kg mixed dielectric axial. O.OSpF6OOV wkg ;~xi;ll.0.68!117 800V wkg Myli~rdipped
National NC-2-40s nx.i:~l.All 60p eilcll. IpF 250V wkg ;1xi:i1 type. 10 for E2.00.
Plessey PR155 11IGH VOIXAGE I<I.EC'L'ROI,YI'ICS Il)rcF 400V wkg axi:~l,22,uF 250V wkp
R208 :l? i;~l. 47pl' 385V wkg r:tdial. All 501)e;~ch.hXlrI'4XOV wkg can electrolytic. ?in. x
R234 Acceptor Unit I - hill, ~ 4 . 5 0e;1cl1. 2 ~ b XX.
r
Racal RA17L
v IN'1XGE CARIION ONK \VA'I"I' RISSIS'I'ORS Uselirl v;~luss.l ? ~ ko f 5 0 f3.00.
VIN'SAGE CAIIIION l/~\VA'l"S IIISSIS'I'OKS Pick of 5 0 f2.25.
Racal RA1772 1.1OG I'O'SS WI'I'II SWITCH 5k. SOOk, IMeg. 2 for W.50.
RCA RBC-1 nUREWOUNI) RI<SISI'ORS IOR to 20k. 3W to IOW, 30 mixed values. f4.00
Redifon CJP P' 61' F1 011
A. --...v.

{A\VA'I"I' Mlb'I'ALIChRRON FILM IIESIS'I'OIIS 250 (br f 1.00.

Redifon R551 l'&[' f 2 under f 12.00, over Vree unless otllerwise slated.
Rees-Mace CAT
Rohde & Schwarz RS1120
SSR-5-A
BOOKS AND MANUALS
l?ARLY \YIIIEI.ISSS hy Anthony Constable. This excellent book retraces the p;~th!
STC RV9A 0 1'Ilistory which ct~lnlin:~ted i n the tinA ilppearilnge ol'the wireless set ns a tangiblt
111mcstic article. Many early sets are illustr;ttetl. Much inforn~ationis provided lion
U-Boat VLF Receiver
\v hich the nod ern srudent of wireless history can prolitahly draw. 167 illustrate(
P' rges including tn:lny 11:11l' tones. A st~perhh;~rdh:lck.f 15 cnrrii~gef 6 . The ;~uthoi
AUDIO f1:wdetl the Britih Wireless Soceity in 1076.
Leak Amplifiers AV 0 V:iI.VII TESTER SIVUCH SELEC'SOR CODIS AND VALVE DATA ANC
Mullard Amplifiers E QUIVA1,EN'I'S 1100K. Coven AV0 testen type LT160 VTI6O. VCM Mkl. VCN
N Ikll. VCM MkIII. VCM Mk IV, V C 1 6 1 . Over 240 pages covering :111 the necescnq
Quad II sc:ttings and d;u:~for testing 1lH)O's of wives. Fxsimilc wprint f 15.lH) P+P £3.75.
Rogers Cadet Ill 'rHIS CHIIONICLE \VIItEI,SS ANNUAL. A 1930's reprint of a manu:d Ibr se
Williamson Amplifier hl ~ildcrs.Contains nunterokls projects on short weve receiver conslruction. (hrend
h1,nnl layout). Cryst:il receivers. Short wnve listenins. Numerous photo's pcrioc
ill Iverts 136: ~ ) ~ gLil~nini~ted
ss covers. fl I .OS including posii~ge,new.
RADlONAVlGATlON C'I,YI)ESI)AI,I< (~OVERNklENrSSURPLUS \VIRI?IJW CA'l"\l,OGUE
Marconi B21 Circa 1950's A hcsimile reprint of the firms l79 page catalogue containing gov-
Marconi Lodestar eriltnent surplus wireless equipment, petrol generators, ex government photograph-
ic equil)rncnt
. . with ohoto's and details of receivers and t~.anmitters. . "euidr oath.,
8

TEST EQUIPMENT 3:ar etc. f11.25 including powge.

'S WISI,VI< TIdSI'III) WIIUSLESS S I T S AND HO\V 'I'O hlAKETtIEhZ by I'erc!
AT&E Teleprinter Distortion Meter H'arris. Origin:~llypublished i n 1023. l'dl consrruction;~lclet:~ils.1:tyouts for singh
Crystal Calibrator No. 7 illid ~nt~ltih:~nd h~-e:~dho;rrd I-eceivers.includinc ;I "Rein:uii" recsiwr. Mitnv, a nholo:
ill ld illustri~tim.;.I I X pilfies. I.;~minntedcoverb. lircsimils reprint. f 11.50. I'&I' f2.
Heathkit IG-72 Signal Generator
V IN'I':\Gl< RAI)IO VAI.V\'E 1,INIGUI' GUlI)1< 1930s-1950s. This inv:~lu;~ble Imol
Philips GM31 558 Oscilloscope c(mains the valve line-up and repl:~ce~nent guide for hundreds of c~dios,pre-war ant
Rohde & Schwarz SDR UHF Signal Generator P1,X-w;lr. 118 1J;Iges. $12.50 including piN.
Rohde & Schwarz WIK Frequency Meter .
A 'I: SAI.I,IS (;OVEIINMI<NrS SUIIPLUS KAI)IO SAI.ISS CA'I'A1,OGUE
Type CRR-74028 Frequency Meter I 959. Contains 200 pl~otosand ileti~ilsof Government surplus wireless ite~s
I ncluding components, receivers, equipment, etc. 92 p;~ges.R~csitnilereprint. $9.7
I
TRANSCEIVERS I
'Mitchell' German B2 copy P
STASl VHF Suitcase Set rxiges of valve d:~ta,hilse connectio~ls,cl~nr:~cteristicsand operating conditions S(
Fncsimile reprint. f 16.50 + $3.50 p&p
bvlullanl v;~l\es2nd their equivalent III;I~L'S.
Swedish RS190 IIDDYSTONE COhlbIUNICA'SIONS RECEIVER 1)A'IX 1950-1970. A licsin
TCS I le reprint of the circuit di:~grmns, general descriptio~lmtl sonie service note
i0 pages. f 11.50.
TRANSMITTERS 1tIANUVACTUIIEI1S COIL 1)A'l'A POR lIAl>10 CONS'I'RUC'SORS. A Iilr~
Ibrmn m:~nualgiving much h t : ~ on coils for conbtructors such ;IS Osmor We;~ritt
5G IIcnco etc.. with as\oci:wd circ~~itry for v;~lvcsand tr;~nsistorrxlios. Ill~rstr:rIe~
Criggion Transmitting Station I%csirnile copy. f'J.05 + f2.00 posti~pc.
Letters 1IItO\VN iIl1OS. 1920s CIRCIIII' I)lh(;lIAhlS. I.;~yout md construction det;~i
l>S crystal, two wlvc, three wlve, f011rV D I V ~ i d live VLIIVL' sets. Plus 011e \ulw :W
Marconi NT204
t wo valve mnplitiers i~nd(111~1vi~lvecryst:~l i1nd crysti~lplus I W O valve sets. 20 lark
RCA ET4336 1'orm:~tpages. Laminared covers. i.'ncsimile reprint. f9.75 + $2.00 I'&I'.
lKCA RliCElVlNG 1'OBES 1)A'I'A. For valves used in military equipment I
Redifon GK203N Driver WWII. Cllnr;~cleristics,pin co~tncctions.15 large forrni~tp:lges. I'xsimile rcprin
Rees-MacelPye CAT dE6.50 including post.
SOE 5111
WIRELESS AND TV SERVICE SHEETS AND MANUALS
.I.hous;~ntls
WS No. 76 in srock from 1930s to I96Os. S A E or telephone l'or cpo(c

MISCELLANEOUS
BID 75011 Mains Filter
Mercury Arc Rectifier
Redifon RTTY Keying Unit Dept (RE) CHEVET BOOK SUPPLIES
'Y' Service Direction Finding Equipment 157 Dickson Road, BLACKPOOL I'YI 2EU VISA
Tel: (01253) 751858. Fax: (01253) 302979. LXZs''rr
References to C l , C2, C 3 and C4 indicate photographs appearing E-mail: clicvct@glol)nlnet.co.uk TELEPHONE ORDERS ACCEPTEC
on the front cover, inside front cover, inside back cover and outside
www.chevets~ipplies.co.uk
back cover, respectively - -
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