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   Only after much careful deliberation, was it decided that the book on "Language of the Radio-Trician" should be scheduled very early in the course. It used to be common practice among Radio schools to leave this most important subject until last, or omit it altogether. But then students were expected to understand circuit diagrams and all sorts of schematics without having been taught the symbol language.

   In this book you will become acquainted with all the tricks Radio-Tricians and Radio engineers use--to save time; to simplify the learning process; to make it easy to talk together on Radio problems of all kinds.

   The material in this lesson is Radio--just as much Radio as the books on Capacity and Inductance. Mastery of "The language of Radio-Tricians" will make the rest of the course comparatively easy. All the necessary facts are given --in the most interesting manner possible. It deserves your most earnest study!

J. E. SMITH
 


Copyright 1931
by
NATIONAL RADIO INSTITUTE
Washington, D. C.


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