Radio Receiver Servicing (Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged)

This is not another volume of radio theory; neither is it an oversimplified introduction to radio repairing. Instead, it is a down-to-earth book on how to repair radios and is written directly for the man who is ready to make his living, or at least part of it, doing radio service. Such a man, it is felt, will already have acquired certain mental and physical equipment necessary for the work to be done. In preparing this book for him, therefore, it has been assumed that he has the following: 1. Basic knowledge of radio theory 2. A complete set of service literature covering all sets upon which work will be attempted 3. A good vacuum-tube voltmeter 4. A volt-ohmmeter having a sensitivity of 20,000 ohms per volt 5. A signal tracer 6. A signal generator 7. A tube tester 8. An isolation transformer 9. An adequate stock of replacement parts 10. A good set of hand tools