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The Australian Post Office Course of Technical Instruction - Vol.2

English | Book for Learning/Working
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Author Editor
The Engineering Training Section, Postmasters-General’s Department
Publisher ISBN
PMG, Australia
Melbourne
Date of issue / Date of first publication Periodicity
1951
Format Pages
180
Print Type Type
Book for Learning/Working
Short Description

RADIO 1 and RADIO 2 Course of Technical Instruction Reference Books

These text books were designed and distributed by 'The Engineering Training Section, Postmasters-General’s Department Melbourne Australia'  primarily for the purpose of imparting Radio Communications technical knowledge for Radio TV and Broadcast Technicians, Technical Officers and Engineers working in Government Departments typically the Postmaster-Generals Department (PMG) and the Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC).

They were issued in 1951 and the bench mark reference in a variety of traineeship programs for many years. In many aspects the information they contained is still relevant today. Such information included valve theory and the workings of radio transmitters and receivers including test instrumentation.

The text explains the various methods by which radio signals are propagated utilising appropriate antenna, typically low to medium frequency ground wave, high frequency sky wave to very high and super high frequency line of site transmission.

(Thanks to Gary Cowans for information)

Vol. 1 is shown here

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Created by: Franz Harder (03.May.17) available by: Gary Cowans

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