History of the manufacturer
Wireless Weekly Magazine, Sydney
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| Name: | Wireless Weekly Magazine, Sydney (AUS) |
| Abbreviation: | wirelesswe |
| Products: | Model types |
| Summary: |
Wireless Weekly started as an amateurs' magazine, it gradually became a broadcast listener’s journal and with the start of commercial broadcasting in 1923, it featured information about commercial stations and programs. Over the duration of the magazine they published many how-to-build projects for the home radio enthusiast to construct both in the magazine and a supplementary booklet, The Superheterodyne Book, 1932-33. The projects are listed here as Models. |
| Founded: | 1922 |
| Closed: | 1939 |
| History: |
This manufacturer was suggested by Gary Cowans.
Some models:
| Country | Year | Name | 1st Tube | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AUS | 38 | Little Jim | 6A6 | The Little Jim was a regenerative receiver project designed by John Moyle and published in... |
| AUS | 33 | One valve Receiver | 210RC_Cossor | A simple one valve TRF regenerative radio. |
| AUS | 38 | Stereoscopic 8 | 6U7G | TRF receiver designed by John Moyle and presented in Wireless Weekly Magazine, November 19... |
| AUS | 38 | Stereoscopic 9 | 6K7 | Dual Wave radiogram with separate tuner and amplifier chassis. Designed by John Moyle a... |
| AUS | 32 | 8 Valve "Class B" | 234 | An 8 valve, Class “B” Superhet using a Kriesler coil kit. |
| AUS | 38 | Little Jim [Battery] | 19 | The Little Jim Battery was a battery version of the Little Jim regenerative receiver proje... |
| AUS | 33 | 1933 Standard Superhet | 58 | 7 valve superhet kitset radio with RF stage and push-pull audio output. The IF frequenc... |
| AUS | 33 | Auditorium 8 | 56 | 8 Valve, superheterodyne with RF stage and a powerful 20-Watt, push-pull audio output stag... |
| AUS | 26 | Wireless Weekly Reflex | 201A | The “Wireless Weekly” Reflex Full Loudspeaker Strength with One Valve “Wireless Weekly... |
| AUS | 27 | Elstreflex Two | UX201A | The "Elstreflex Two”, Wireless Weekly’s version of the British Radio Engineer, John S... |
| AUS | 34 | Champion Standard Superhetrodyne | 58 | Following on the success of the 1933 Standard Superhet A.G. Hull designed the Champion Sta... |
| AUS | 26 | The Marco Four Valve Receiver | UX201A | The Marco Four Valve Receiver The distance getting proclivities of the straight detecto... |
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Further details for this manufacturer by the members (rmfiorg):
Advertisement for the first edition of the Wireless weekly combined with an advert for Miss F.V. Wallace’s Wireless Shop., Evening News (NSW) Jul 29, 1922 Page 7
Superhetrodyne book cover with constructional details for eight receivers. Produced by Wireless Weekly in 1932.
The 22 November, 1922 edition featured a photo of Miss F.V. Wallace who was one of the founders of Wireless Weekly.
1924 advert for the Wireless Weekly. Evening News 1924, Wireless Handbook, page 7.
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