Radio for All
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For ordin- ary purposes, however, it would be impossible to use a radio outfit without a ground connection. Fig. 75 shows the simplest and perhaps the best. It is simply a wire fastened to the cold water pipe, which is found in almost every house and apartment. In order to make a good connection, we use a ground clamp, as shown in Fig. 76. This ground clamp is simply a piece of metal band wrapped around 134 RADIO FOR ALL the water pipe, which should first be scraped with a file or old knife, th...e idea being to obtain a perfectly clean metallic connection. By means of some clamping arrangement, which differs for every ground clamp, a strong mechanical connection is made. The ground wire is then fastened to the screw or binding post attached to the ground clamp. Wire Front > view The ground wire need not be insulated. An ordin- ary bare No. 14 B & S wire will do nicely; in other words, the same wire which we use on an serial may be used. It is not necessary to run the ground wire on insulators, as is done with the aerial lead-in, but it may be attached to the wall by means of nails which serve the purpose equally well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For ordin- ary purposes, however, it would be impossible to use a radio outfit without a ground connection. Fig. 75 shows the simplest and perhaps the best. It is simply a wire fastened to the cold water pipe, which is found in almost every house and apartment. In order to make a good connection, we use a ground clamp, as shown in Fig. 76. This ground clamp is simply a piece of metal band wrapped around 134 RADIO FOR ALL the water pipe, which should first be scraped with a file or old knife, th...e idea being to obtain a perfectly clean metallic connection. By means of some clamping arrangement, which differs for every ground clamp, a strong mechanical connection is made. The ground wire is then fastened to the screw or binding post attached to the ground clamp. Wire Front > view The ground wire need not be insulated. An ordin- ary bare No. 14 B & S wire will do nicely; in other words, the same wire which we use on an serial may be used. It is not necessary to run the ground wire on insulators, as is done with the aerial lead-in, but it may be attached to the wall by means of nails which serve the purpose equally well.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugo Gernsback to read onlineMoreLess
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