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The Australasian Radio World

Incorporating the

All-Wave All-World DX News

Vol. 5 - DECEMBER, 1940 - No. 7.

P.03 - Contents

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CONTENTS:

CONSTRUCTIONAL —

D.W. 13/42 . . . . 5

Xmas Portable . . . . 7

Tip Top Superhet . . . . 11

Tone Corrector . . . . 30

TECHNICAL —

Speaker Transformers . . . . 15

Dial Tracking . . . . 16

Loud-Speaker Impedances . . . . 18

SHORT-WAVE SECTION —

Short-wave Review . . . . 20

War News Around the Clock . . . . 22

This Month's Loggings . . . . 24

New Members of All-Wave All-World DX Club . . . . 28

TRADE PARADE —

Raymart Range at John Martin's . . . . 29

Kiddies' Xmas Gifts . . . . 29

Special Service at Davis Radio Co. . . . . 29

"Exporters" . . . . 29

City Store's Many Years in Radio . . . . 29

SPEEDY QUERY SERVICE —

Answers to Readers' Problems . . . . 33

P.03 - Publication Notes

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The "Australasian Radio World" is published monthly by A. G. Hull. Editorial offices, 117 Reservoir Street, Sydney, N.S.W. Telephone FL2842. Cable address: "Repress," Sydney. Advertisers please note that copy should reach office of publication by 14th of month preceding that specified for insertion.

Subscription rates: 1/- per copy, 10/6 per year (12 issues) post free to Australia and New Zealand.

Printed by Bridge Printery Pty. Ltd., 117 Reservoir Street, Sydney, N.S.W., for the proprietor of the "Australasian Radio World," 117 Reservoir St., Sydney (Footnote P.36)

P.04 - Editorial Notes

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PERSONAL

Under the rationing regulations which control the amount of paper we are permitted to use in this production, it appeared most unlikely that we would be able to offer anything in the way of a bumper Christmas issue. Yet we felt that something should be done to produce a special issue which would express the appreciation we feel for the splendid support which readers have given us during the year. Not to be outdone in this resolve we have therefore cut down on this issue to a minimum, getting in as much technical matter as on hand, but squeezing it in to 36 pages. This saving in paper will allow us to carry out the idea of the special Christmas issue, and it should be on sale about a week before the holidays. In this special issue we hope to be able to have at least sixty pages (although we'll have to weigh up on our quota to make sure). In these sixty pages we hope to have some very special articles, including full details of two more championship amplifiers, the rest of the picture diagrams and photos covering the construction of the portable set which is announced in this issue, and also several completely new technical articles. It may seem a little like robbing Peter to pay Paul, but we can only ask your tolerance. Things aren't what they used to be. Which thought brings to mind that if we understand the budget proposals correctly there will be quite an incentive to radio set building, as complete sets carry the 15% sales tax, whilst radio component parts are taxed at only 10%. Why radio sets should be classed as luxuries, and put in the 15% class seems a little hard to understand, as in most homes a radio set is just as much a necessity as the clock on the mantelpiece or the newspaper on the table. However these things come to us, wrapped up in a story of national effort, so that none of us feel any other sentiment than that we have to endure them as best we can. The main thing being to "do your bit" and "carry on." A. G. HULL.

P.05 - Constructional - D.W. 13/42

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P.07 - Constructional - Xmas Portable

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P.11 - Constructional - Tip Top Superhet

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P.15 - Technical - Speaker Transformers

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P.16 - Technical - Dial Tracking

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P.18 - Technical - Loud-Speaker Impedances

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P.20 - Short-wave Section - Short-wave Review

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P.22 - Short-wave Section - War News Around the Clock

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P.24 - Short-wave Section - This Month's Loggings

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P.28 - Short-wave Section - New Members of All-Wave All-World DX Club

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All-Wave All-World DX Club - New Members

AW578DX - A. E. Slater, 40 Kernan St., Nth. Essendon, Vic.

579 - J. Green, 8 Ray Avenue, Vaucluse

580 - W. M. Jackson, 9 Elizabeth St., Tighe’s Hill, Newcastle, N.S.W.

581 - R. Collins, Biala, via Gunning, N.S.W.

582 - H. R. Delarue, 4 East Parkway, Reade Park, S.A.

583 - J. Murray, C/- A. D. Bumess, "Braemar," Wolseley Pk., Wagga.

584 - J. W. McNamara, 73 South Coast Rd., Coledale, N.S.W.

585 - F. U. Wasley, Cottell St., Hyde Park, Townsville, Q'ld.

586 - A. Bryce, Bridge St., Chelmer, Q'ld.

587 - W. J. Hoffman, 27 Gilbert St., Goodwood, Adelaide, S.A.

588 - L. Walker, Fraser Rd., Applecross, W.A.

589 - L. J. Seidel, Drake St., Morley Park, W.A.

590 - K. Corcoran, "Weeroona," Moonbooldool, N.S.W.

591 - R. J. Smith, No. 1, "Wyncroft," 104 Alfred St., Milson's Point.

592 - G. S. Tingley, "Santiago," Hughes St., Potts Point, N.S.W.

593 - Thomas M. Moss, 570 Oak Drive, Hapeville, Georgia, U.S.A.

594 - L. C. Edwards, 32 Parker St., Bassendean, W.A.

595 - E. I. Noble, Barmera, S.A.

596 - C. L. Thorpe, 2 Davey St., Parkside, S.A.

597 - E. J. Stanke, 31 Bertha St., Mount Gambier, S.A.

598 - R. S. Amos, 17 Brooker St., Knoxville, S.A.

599 - E. A. Isaacs, 43 Tupper St., Marrickville, N.S.W.

600 - A. W. Schilling, Nott's Well, S.A.

601 - W. D. Brennan, 842 Railway Cottage, Merredin, W.A.

602 - B. Hamley, Albion Street, Warwick, Q.

603 - L. E. Patison, 44 Lander’s Road, Lane Cove, N.S.W.

604 - C. J. Reed, 389 Geelong Rd., West Footscray, Vic.

605 - A. G. Dix, 43 Combarton St., Box Hill, E11, Vic.

606 - R. Goodrich, Shirley St., Byron Bay, N.S.W.

607 - W. H. Argent, Boston St., Port Lincoln, S.A.

608 - R. S. Carman, 43 Brooker Terrace, North Richmond, S.A.

609 - C. F. Graves, Ringarooma, Tas.

610 - B. R. Parkes, "Cotswold," Woodstock, via Blayney.

611 - J. W. Horn, 23 Kier Avenue, Hurlstone Park, N.S.W.

612 - F. R. Bell, "Keuroma," 9 Thornton St., Five Dock.

613 - K. R. Collishaw, 123 Cheapside St., Maryborough, Q.

614 - R. J. McDonell, 56 Oberon St., Randwick.

615 - A. E. Moore, 18 Brown Street, New Farm, N1, Q.

616 - H. F. Buggins, Castle Rd., Wootton, Woodstock, Oxford, Eng.

617 - J. Shugg, 36 Elm St., Northcote, N16, Vic.

618 - J. G. Bartlett, 33 Arnold St., Underdale, S.A.

619 - L. J. Praske, Burnett Street, Nanango, Q.

620 - B. Attwater, 22 Carr St., Waverton, N.S.W.

621 - W. J. McGrath, "Enda Vale," Mosman St., Charters Towers, Q.

622 - R. Davis, 216 Elizabeth St., Croydon, N.S.W.

623 - E. E. Seward, 102 Denison St., Newtown, N.S.W.

624 - K. Whitley, C/r Dirrawan Gardens and Currong St., Reid, A.C.T.

625 - A. Beattie, Ridgeway Rd., New Lambton, N.S.W.

626 - W. J. Paul, Commonwealth Bank, Barrack St., Sydney.

627 - M. Foster, Mount Vincent, via East Maitland.

628 - J. M. Edwards, Saw Mill, Cattai, via Windsor, N.S.W.

629 - B. Richardson, Parry St., Charleville, Q.

630 - S. T. Scott, Glen Thompson, Vic.

631 - J. Hendry, 573 Chappie Lane, North Broken Hill.

632 - H. Tesch, Plimsoll St., Greenslopes, SE2, Q.

633 - S. L. Dunstan, Blyth, S.A.

634 - M. Madden, 8 Daphne St., Botany.

635 - L. G. Gray, 8 Mess, H.M.A.S. Perth.

636 - R. Jennings, 134 Arturton Rd., Northcote, N16, Vic.

637 - L. Carswell, Deloraine, Tas.

638 - Kenneth B. Mitchelhill, "Ingleword," Muscle Creek, Muswellbrook.

639 - William Ryan, Wallaville, via Bundaberg, Q.

640 - William Carlyle Johnston, High St., Coff’s Harbour.

641 - J. G. Walsh, 39 Murphy St., Wangaratta, Vic.

642 - P. W. Brunt, 1 Dorris St., North Sydney

643 - Richard Nightingall, 79 Mount St., Heidelberg, N22, Vic.

644 - J. W. Lauder, Box 20, P.O., Tumbarumba, N.S.W.

645 - A. L. Flegg, Xavier Grove, East Preston, N19, Vic.

P.29 - Trade Parade - Raymart Range at John Martin's

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P.29 - Trade Parade - Kiddies' Xmas Gifts

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P.29 - Trade Parade - Special Service at Davis Radio Co.

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P.29 - Trade Parade - "Exporters"

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P.29 - Trade Parade - City Store's Many Years in Radio

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P.30 - Constructional - Tone Corrector

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P.33 - Speedy Query Service - Answers to Readers' Problems

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