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Letters of a Radio-Engineer to His Son

by John Mills

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  1. 1Dedication — Letter 1 — Electricity and Matter
  2. 2Letter 2 — Why a Copper Wire Will Conduct Electricity
  3. 3Letter 3 — How a Battery Works
  4. 4Letter 4 — The Batteries in Your Radio Set
  5. 5Letter 5 — Getting Electrons From a Heated Wire
  6. 6Letter 6 — The Audion
  7. 7Letter 7 — How to Measure an Electron Stream
  8. 8Letter 8 — Electron-Moving-Forces
  9. 9Letter 9 — The Audion-Characteristic
  10. 10Letter 10 — Condensers and Coils
  11. 11Letter 11 — A “C-W” Transmitter
  12. 12Letter 12 — Inductance and Capacity
  13. 13Letter 13 — Tuning
  14. 14Letter 14 — Why and How to Use a Detector
  15. 15Letter 15 — Radio-Telephony
  16. 16Letter 16 — The Human Voice
  17. 17Letter 17 — Grid Batteries and Grid Condensers for Detectors
  18. 18Letter 18 — Amplifiers and the Regenerative Circuit
  19. 19Letter 19 — The Audion Amplifier and Its Connections
  20. 20Letter 20 — Telephone Receivers and Other Electromagnetic Devices
  21. 21Letter 21 — Your Receiving Set and How to Experiment
  22. 22Letter 22 — High-Powered Radio-Telephone Transmitters
  23. 23Letter 23 — Amplification at Intermediate Frequencies
  24. 24Letter 24 — By Wire and by Radio

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