The Radio Boys at the Sending Station: or, Making Good in the Wireless Room
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| Rating | : | 4.94 (687 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0008722JC |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 220 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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I've shopped around this town looking for your brand of chocolate until I'm an expert in that line." The chocolate disappeared as if by magic, and Frank Brandon rose once more to go. I hope you'll all drop into the hotel when you get a chance, and we'll smooth out some more radio kinks. "Come on, fellows," called Bob. "I wish you had, too," said Herb. The next day the radio boys were eager to tell Larry about the conversation they had had with Frank Brandon concerning him, and the bright 117 prospects the radio man had held out for his successful employment. I have some good books in my trunk, too, that might be of some help." "We'll be glad to come," said Bob, heartily. I'll bet old Larry will be happier this evening than he has been for a long time." "That speed stuff is all right for you fellows, but don't forget that I'm. "It won't make any difference if you bring out a dozen packages, Jimmy." "I only wish I had 'em to bring ou
A great series This series of books is an interesting insight into life for high school boys almost a century ago. It's interesting that the boys take care of things like bullying themselves and it's not a gigantic issue as it is today. It's also interesting to see just how much this new thing, radio, captures attention and interest of everyone, something we take for granted now. This series isn't for everyone. It won't have enough action and intrigue for some and it definitely won't have enou. Karl M. Schulte, CWA look into the past of radios birth through the adventures of high shool boys . Karl M. Schulte, CW4 (Ret) Dated but gives insight to the earliest days of radio which was as exciting to young boys and girls as internet and space are today. The forward was wtitten by a famous and young hero ship operator , Jack Binns, who stayed at the key of the radio on the British ship Republic to the last possible moment and saved many lives by calling for help. Crystal sets, spark transmitters, and the new sensation of the radio vacuum tube were the norm and every year saw new breakthroughs. AM b. (Ret) said A look into the past of radios birth through the adventures of high shool boys .. Dated but gives insight to the earliest days of radio which was as exciting to young boys and girls as internet and space are today. The forward was wtitten by a famous and young hero ship operator , Jack Binns, who stayed at the key of the radio on the British ship Republic to the last possible moment and saved many lives by calling for help. Crystal sets, spark transmitters, and the new sensation of the radio vacuum tube were the norm and every year saw new breakthroughs. AM b. of this genre which is old, maybe ancient, it's very well written. It's juvenile fiction of another age. Published in the 1920's, I can imagine that my father may have read it. I love these books, but I'm not typical. These books were published at least 30 years before I was born.