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Radio Repair Course
NRI Course & How to Make Extra Money Fixing Radios
90
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Contents
National Radio Institute Radio Course ©1948
55 Booklets
No. 1 - Introduction to Radio
No. 2 - How Radio Programs Are Sent From The Studio To Your Home
No. 3 - Simple Radio Circuits And Meters
No. 4 - Getting Acquainted With Receiver Servicing
No. 5 - Radio Resistors And How They Are Used
No. 6 - Radio Coils And How They Work
No. 7 - Radio Condensers And How They Work
No. 8 - How Radio And Electronic Tubes Work
No. 9 - How Tuned Circuits Function - Coupling Radio Circuits
No. 10 - How Tubes Work In Typical Radio Stages
No. 11- How Iron-Core Coils And Transformers Operate In Radio Circuits
No. 12 - How Operating Voltages Are Obtained From An A.C. Power Line
No. 13 - Special Power Supplies For Radio Equipment
No. 14 - How Sounds And Scenes Are Converted Into And Reproduced From Electrical Signals
No. 15 - Low-Frequency Amplifiers For Sound And Television Receivers
No. 16 - Radio Frequency Amplifiers For Sound And Television Communication
No. 17 - How Detectors Work In Radio And Television Receivers
No. 18 - How Practical Requirements Changed Receiver Circuits
No. 19 - Manual And Automatic Volume Controls
No. 20 - How Signal Currents Are Kept In Correct Paths
No. 21 - The Vacuum Tube As An A.C. Generator In Radio-Television Circuits
No. 22 - Peak And Band-Pass R.F. Tuning Circuits
No. 23 - How Broadcast, All-Wave, And Television Superheterodyne Receivers Work
No. 24 - Tone Control, Volume Expansion And Noise Limiting Circuits
No. 25 - Light-Sensitive Cells For Control Circuits
No. 26 - How Sound Reproducers Operate
No. 27 - How Cone-Type Loudspeakers Work
No. 28 - Current, Voltage And Resistance Measurements
No. 29 - Vacuum Tube Voltmeters - Cathode Ray Oscilloscopes
No. 30 - Measurements At Audio And Radio Frequencies
No. 31 - Tuning Indicators And Automatic Frequency Controls For Radio Receivers
No. 32 - How To Use Circuit Diagrams And Locate Chassis Parts
No. 33 - Behavior Of Radio Waves And Receiving Antennas
No. 34 - Frequency-Modulated Signals - The F.M. Receiver
No. 35 - Automatic Tuning Control Systems
No. 36 - Professional Radio Servicing Techniques
No. 37 - How To Isolate The Defective Section And Stage
No. 38 - How To Isolate The Defective Circuit And Part
No. 39 - Tuning Circuit Troubles - Alignment
No. 40 - Using The Cathode Ray Oscilloscope In Radio Servicing
No. 41 - How To Eliminate Hum, Squeals And Motorboating
No. 42 - How To Eliminate Distortion - Servicing Loudspeakers
No. 43 - Servicing Noisy And Intermittent Receivers
No. 44 - Installation And Service Of Auto Radios And Farm Receivers
No. 45 - Receiver Revitalization - Tube Testers
No. 46 - How To Eliminate Man-Made Interference
No. 47 - How To Choose And Install Replacement Parts
No. 48 - Servicing Record Changers
No. 49 - Introduction To Public Address
No. 50 - Acoustics In Public Address Work
No. 51 - P.A. Transmission Systems
No. 52 - Commercial P.A. Systems
No. 53 - Special P.A. Systems
No. 54 - Maintenance Of P.A. Systems
No. 55 - Requirements Of A Television System
How to Make Extra Money Fixing Radios ©1949
35 Booklets
No. 1 - How Radio Receivers Are Serviced
No. 2 - How to Use Radio Tools
No. 3 - Equipment Used by Servicemen
No. 4 - How to Remove and Overhaul the Chassis
No. 5 - How to Restring Dial Cords and Set Push Buttons
No. 6 - How to Test and Replace Resistors and Volume Controls
No. 7 - How to Test and Replace Condensers
No. 8 - How to Test Tubes
No. 9 - How to Test and Replace Coils, Chokes, and Transformers
No. 10 - How to Test and Repair Loudspeakers
No. 11 - How to Inspect a Chassis for Surface Defects
No. 12 - How to Put Up Antennas
No. 13 - How to Repair Marred Radio Cabinets
No. 14 - How to Start a Spare-Time Service Business
No. 15 - How Much To Charge for Your Work
No. 16 - How to Plan a Professional Workshop
No. 17 - How Professional Servicemen Repair Receivers
No. 18 - How Circuit Diagrams Are Used in Servicing
No. 19 - How to Find the Defective Part with an Ohmmeter
No. 20 - How to Find the Defective Part with a Voltmeter
No. 21 - How to Fix a Dead Receiver
No. 22 - How to Fix a Receiver That Hums
No. 23 - How to Fix a Receiver That Squeals and Motorboats
No. 24 - How to Fix a Noisy Receiver
No. 25 - How to Fix a Receiver That Distorts
No. 26 - How to Align Simple One-Band Receivers
No. 27 - How to Align All-Wave Superheterodynes
No. 28 - How to Fix a Weak Receiver
No. 29 - How to Fix an Intermittent Receiver
No. 30 - How to Service A.C.-D.C. Receivers
No. 31 - How to Service Three-Way Portable and Battery Receivers
No. 32 - How to Service Auto Receivers
No. 33 - Recognizing Complaints Not Caused by Receiver Defects
No. 34 - How to Service F.M. Receivers
No. 35 - How to Go into Full-Time Servicing
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