This comprehensive DVD is a treasure trove for anyone interested in the history, repair, and design of antique radios. It includes complete courses, tutorials, and reference materials from some of the most renowned radio education programs of the 20th century. Featuring the legendary RCA Radio Courses, the full volumes of NEET’s Radio Engineering Series, and lessons from the Sprayberry Academy of Radio, this collection offers detailed instruction in radio circuitry, troubleshooting, and broadcasting techniques. Also included are materials from the Cyclopedia of Applied Electricity and the National Radio Institute (NRI) courses, covering everything from basic radio principles to advanced repair and design methods.
All of the book titles that are included in this DVD are listed as follows:
Forward - Introduction to Radio.pdf
Index - RCA Radio Course.pdf
Instructions - Definitions - Schematics.pdf
Lesson 1 - Mathematics.pdf
Lesson 10 - D.C. Generators.pdf
Lesson 11 - A.C. Current.pdf
Lesson 12 - The Motor-Generator.pdf
Lesson 13 - Power Transformers.pdf
Lesson 14 - Inductance.pdf
Lesson 15 - Capacity.pdf
Lesson 16 - The Storage Or Secondary Battery.pdf
Lesson 17 - The Use Of Storage Batteries On Shipboard.pdf
Lesson 18 - Meters.pdf
Lesson 19 - Graphs.pdf
Lesson 2 - Units Of Electrical Measurements And Symbols.pdf
Lesson 20 - Sound.pdf
Lesson 21 - Electromagnetic Waves.pdf
Lesson 22 - Fundamentals Of Radio Reception.pdf
Lesson 23 - Vacuum Tubes.pdf
Lesson 24 - Characteristic Curves.pdf
Lesson 25 - The Oscillatory Circuit.pdf
Lesson 26 - Mid-Term Examination.pdf
Lesson 27 - Practical Radio Construction.pdf
Lesson 28 - Practical Radio Construction.pdf
Lesson 29 - Audio Amplifier Circuits.pdf
Lesson 3 - The Electron Theory - Substance And Matter - Static Electricity.pdf
Lesson 30 - Practical Radio Construction.pdf
Lesson 31 - Regenerative Detector With Capacitive Control Of Feed-Back.pdf
Lesson 32 - Practical Considerations For The Design Of Screen-Grid Receivers.pdf
Lesson 33 - Construction Details Of The RCA Institutes AC Screen-Grid Receiver.pdf
Lesson 33A - Building The Battery-Operated Screen-Grid Receiver.pdf
Lesson 34 - Practical Radio Construction.pdf
Lesson 35 - Common Faults And Troubles.pdf
Lesson 36 - Practical Radio Construction.pdf
Lesson 37 - The Development Of The Super-Heterodyne.pdf
Lesson 38 - Principles And Use Of Test Equipment For Servicing Radio Receivers.pdf
Lesson 39 - Instruments Used In Servicing Radio Receivers.pdf
Lesson 4 - Magnetism.pdf
Lesson 40 - Instruments Used In Radio Servicing And Principles Of Set Testing.pdf
Lesson 41 - Balanced Armatur Loud Speakers.pdf
Lesson 42 - The Electro-Dynamic Speaker.pdf
Lesson 43 - Radiola 28, AC Operated.pdf
Lesson 44 - Victor Micro-Synchronous Radio.pdf
Lesson 45 - GE - Westinghouse - Radiola - Graybar Models.pdf
Lesson 46 - GE - Westinghouse - Radiola - Graybar Models.pdf
Lesson 47 - Crosley R.F.L. 90 - Zenith 17.pdf
Lesson 48 - Practical Radio Construction.pdf
Lesson 49 - Radio Retailing - Salesmanship.pdf
Lesson 5 - Electromagnetism - Electromagnetic Induction.pdf
Lesson 50 - Grebe - Battery and AC Receivers.pdf
Lesson 51 - Battery Eliminators.pdf
Lesson 52 - Practical Radio Circuits - Part I.pdf
Lesson 53 - Tuned R-F Circuits.pdf
Lesson 54 - Tuned R-F And Super-Heterodyne Receivers.pdf
Lesson 55 - Interference Elimination.pdf
Lesson 56 - Commercial Long And Short Wave Receivers.pdf
Lesson 57 - Spark Transmission.pdf
Lesson 58 - Arc Transmitters.pdf
Lesson 59 - Radio Aviation Equipment.pdf
Lesson 59A - Aviation Equipment For Two-Way Communication.pdf
Lesson 6 - Primary Cells.pdf
Lesson 60 - Vacuum Tubes Used In Transmitting.pdf
Lesson 61 - Commercial Tube Transmitters.pdf
Lesson 62 - Vacuum Tube Transmitters.pdf
Lesson 63 - Short Wave Transmitters.pdf
Lesson 64 - Short Wave (High Frequency) Receivers.pdf
Lesson 65 - Television - Part I.pdf
Lesson 66 - Television - Part II.pdf
Lesson 67 - Photoradiograms - Beam Transmission.pdf
Lesson 68 - Broadcast Transmitters.pdf
Lesson 69 - Radio Direction Finder or Radio Compass.pdf
Lesson 7 - Resistance And Conduction.pdf
Lesson 70 - Sound Motion Pictures.pdf
Lesson 71 - Sound Motion Pictures and Sound Reproducing Equipment.pdf
Lesson 8 - Electrical Circuits.pdf
Lesson 9 - D.C. Motors.pdf
Supplementary Instruction.pdf
Index.pdf
Study Group 1, Experiment Lesson 1.pdf
Study Group 1, Experiment Lesson 2.pdf
Study Group 1, How To Study - Effectively.pdf
Study Group 1, Service Practices 1.pdf
Study Group 1, Service Practices 2.pdf
Study Group 1, Theory Lesson 1.pdf
Study Group 1, Theory Lesson 2.pdf
Experiment Lesson 19, Triode Experiments.pdf
Experiment Lesson 20, Signal Generator Assembly I.pdf
Service Practices 19, How To Troubleshoot A Radio Receiver.pdf
Service Practices 20, Special Tools.pdf
Theory Lesson 19, Triodes, Multigrids, and Multipurpose Tubes.pdf
Theory Lesson 20, Power Supplies I.pdf
Experiment Lesson 21, Signal Generator Assembly II.pdf
Experiment Lesson 22, Electron Tube Experiments.pdf
Service Practices 21, Checking And Servicing Switches.pdf
Service Practices 22, Phono And Recorder Motors.pdf
Theory Lesson 21, Power Supplies II.pdf
Theory Lesson 22, Electron Tube Constants.pdf
Experiment Lesson 23, Voltage-Amplifier Experiments.pdf
Experiment Lesson 24, Power-Amplifier Experiments.pdf
Service Practices 23, Tape Recorders.pdf
Service Practices 24, Phono Players And Pickups.pdf
Theory Lesson 23, Voltage Amplifiers.pdf
Theory Lesson 24, Audio-Power Amplification.pdf
Experiment Lesson 25, Bias Experiments.pdf
Experiment Lesson 26, Impedance-Matching Experiments.pdf
Service Practices 25, Vacuum-Tube Voltmeter.pdf
Service Practices 26, Microphones And Loudspeakers.pdf
Theory Lesson 25, Bias Methods and Basic Audio-Amplifier Design.pdf
Theory Lesson 26, Decibels, Microphones, and Loudspeakers.pdf
Experiment Lesson 27, Detector Experiments.pdf
Experiment Lesson 28, Radio-Frequency Experiments.pdf
Service Practices 27, Public Address Systems I.pdf
Service Practices 28, Public Address Systems II.pdf
Theory Lesson 27, Detector Circuits.pdf
Theory Lesson 28, TRF Receivers.pdf
Experiment Lesson 29, I-F Amplifier Experiments.pdf
Experiment Lesson 30, Oscillator Experiments.pdf
Service Practices 29, Transistor Fundamentals.pdf
Service Practices 30, Transistor Applications.pdf
Theory Lesson 29, Principles of Superheterodyne Receivers.pdf
Theory Lesson 30, Oscillators.pdf
Experiment Lesson 31, Frequency-Conversion Experiments.pdf
Experiment Lesson 32, R-F Stage, Antenna and Shielding Experiments.pdf
Service Practices 31, AM And FM Signal Generators.pdf
Service Practices 32, Cathode Ray Oscilloscope I.pdf
Theory Lesson 31, Frequency Conversion.pdf
Theory Lesson 32, Wave Propagation and Antennas.pdf
Experiment Lesson 33, Alignment of Superheterodyne Receivers.pdf
Experiment Lesson 34, Decibel Measurement Experiments.pdf
Service Practices 33, Cathode Ray Oscilloscope II.pdf
Service Practices 34, High-Fidelity.pdf
Theory Lesson 33, Multiband and Commercial Receivers.pdf
Theory Lesson 34, Volume and Tone Control Circuits.pdf
Experiment Lesson 35, Volume and Tone Control Experiments.pdf
Experiment Lesson 36, Bandwidth Experiments.pdf
Service Practices 35, How to Check for Hum.pdf
Service Practices 36, Using The Signal Generator and Signal Tracer To Troubleshoot.pdf
Theory Lesson 35, Special Circuits.pdf
Theory Lesson 36, Principles of Frequency Modulation.pdf
Experiment Lesson 37, Troubleshooting Experiments I.pdf
Experiment Lesson 38, Troubleshooting Experiments II.pdf
Service Practices 37, Installing And Servicing Auto Radios.pdf
Service Practices 38, FM Receivers.pdf
Theory Lesson 37, FM Detectors.pdf
Theory Lesson 38, Introduction to Television.pdf
Study Group 2, Experiment Lesson 3.pdf
Study Group 2, Experiment Lesson 4.pdf
Study Group 2, Service Practices 3.pdf
Study Group 2, Service Practices 4.pdf
Study Group 2, Theory Lesson 3.pdf
Study Group 2, Theory Lesson 4.pdf
Experiment Lesson 39, Troubleshooting Experiments III.pdf
Experiment Lesson 40, Troubleshooting Experiments IV.pdf
Service Practices 39, Printed Circuits.pdf
Service Practices 40, Practical Television Antennas and Transmission Lines.pdf
Theory Lesson 39, Principles of Television Receivers.pdf
Theory Lesson 40, Principles of Color Television.pdf
Experiment Lesson 5, Continuing the Multimeter Assembly.pdf
Experiment Lesson 6, Experiments with Cells.pdf
Service Practices 5, How to Erect Antennas.pdf
Service Practices 6, How to Repair and Polish Cabinets.pdf
Theory Lesson 5, Ohms Law and Primary Cells.pdf
Theory Lesson 6, Secondary Cells.pdf
Experiment Lesson 7, Meter Assembly and Measurement of DC.pdf
Experiment Lesson 8, Resistance Measurements.pdf
Service Practices 7, How to Read Meters.pdf
Service Practices 8, How to Understand Meter Readings.pdf
Theory Lesson 7, Resistance.pdf
Theory Lesson 8, DC Circuits.pdf
Experiment Lesson 10, Magnetic Experiments.pdf
Experiment Lesson 9, Power Measurement.pdf
Service Practices 10, How to Test Tubes.pdf
Service Practices 9, How to Remove Chassis And Locate Simple Defects.pdf
Theory Lesson 10, Magnetism and Electromagnetism.pdf
Theory Lesson 9, Power and Voltage Division.pdf
Experiment Lesson 11, Calculation of Meter Multipliers and Shunts.pdf
Experiment Lesson 12, Meter Assembly and A-C Measurements.pdf
Service Practices 11, Dial Cords and Tuning Systems.pdf
Service Practices 12, Battery and Three-Way Portable Receivers.pdf
Theory Lession 11, D-C Meter Theory.pdf
Theory Lesson 12, D-C and A-C Generators.pdf
Experiment Lesson 13, Generator and Transformer Experiments.pdf
Experiment Lesson 14, Inductance Experiments.pdf
Service Practices 13, How To Test Resistors.pdf
Service Practices 14, How To Test Inductors.pdf
Theory Lesson 13, Alternating Current.pdf
Theory Lesson 14, Inductance.pdf
Experiment Lesson 15, Capacitance Experiments.pdf
Experiment Lesson 16, Resonance Experiments.pdf
Service Practices 15, How To Test Capacitors.pdf
Service Practices 16, How To Use Catalogs and Service Data.pdf
Theory Lesson 15, Capacitance.pdf
Theory Lesson 16, AC Circuits.pdf
Experiment Lesson 17, Rectification Experiments.pdf
Experiment Lesson 18, Filter Experiments.pdf
Service Practices 17, Servicing When Receiver Is Not At Fault.pdf
Service Practices 18, Circuit Tracing.pdf
Theory Lesson 17, Rectification.pdf
Theory Lesson 18, Basic Filters and Time Constants.pdf
Advanced Antenna Theory (1952).pdf
Basic Electricity, 1977.pdf
Basic Theory and Application of Electron Tubes.pdf
Communications Jamming Handbook.pdf
contents.txt
Electronic Warfare and Radar Systems Handbook.pdf
Elements of Electricity, A Practical Discussion, 1917.pdf
Introduction to Radio Direction Finding.pdf
Practical Radio Communication (1943).pdf
Principles of Automotive Electricity, 1991.pdf
Principles of Radio Wave Propagation.pdf
Radio Electronics.pdf
Radio Operator Handbook.pdf
Cyclopedia of Applied Electricity, Volume 1, 1916.pdf
Cyclopedia of Applied Electricity, Volume 2, 1916.pdf
Cyclopedia of Applied Electricity, Volume 3, 1916.pdf
Cyclopedia of Applied Electricity, Volume 4, 1916.pdf
Cyclopedia of Applied Electricity, Volume 5, 1916.pdf
Cyclopedia of Applied Electricity, Volume 6, 1916.pdf
Cyclopedia of Applied Electricity, Volume 7, 1916.pdf
Module 1 - Introduction to Matter, Energy, and Direct Current.pdf
Module 10 - Introduction to Wave Propagation, Transmission Lines, and Antennas.pdf
Module 11 - Microwave Principles.pdf
Module 12 - Modulation Principles.pdf
Module 13 - Introduction to Number Systems and Logic Circuits.pdf
Module 14 - Introduction to Microelectronics.pdf
Module 15 - Principles of Synchros, Servos, and Gyros.pdf
Module 16 - Introduction to Test Equipment.pdf
Module 17 - Radio-Frequency Communications Principles.pdf
Module 18 - Radar Principles.pdf
Module 19 - The Technician's Handbook.pdf
Module 2 - Introduction to Alternating Current and Transformers.pdf
Module 20 - Master Glossary.pdf
Module 21 - Test Methods and Practices.pdf
Module 22 - Introduction to Digital Computers.pdf
Module 23 - Magnetic Recording.pdf
Module 24 - Introduction to Fiber Optics.pdf
Module 3 - Introduction to Circuit Protection, Control, and Measurement.pdf
Module 4 - Introduction to Electrical Conductors, Wiring Techniques, and Schematic Reading.pdf
Module 5 - Introduction to Generators and Motors.pdf
Module 6 - Introduction to Electronic Emission, Tubes, and Power Supplies.pdf
Module 7 - Introduction to Solid-State Devices and Power Supplies.pdf
Module 8 - Introduction to Amplifiers.pdf
Module 9 - Introduction to Wave-Generation and Wave-Shaping Circuits.pdf
No. 1 - How Radio Receivers Are Serviced2.pdf
No. 10 - How To Test and Repair Loudspeakers2.pdf
No. 11 - How To Inspect a Chassis for Surface Defects.pdf
No. 12 - How To Put Up Antennas.pdf
No. 13 - How To Repair Marred Radio Cabinets.pdf
No. 14 - How To Start a Spare-Time Service Business.pdf
No. 15 - How Much To Charge for Your Work.pdf
No. 16 - How To Plan a Professional Workshop.pdf
No. 17 - How Professional Servicemen Repair Receivers.pdf
No. 18 - How Circuit Diagrams Are Used in Servicing.pdf
No. 19 - How To Find the Defective Part with an Ohmmeter.pdf
No. 2 - How To Use Radio Tools2.pdf
No. 20 - How To Find the Defective Part with a Voltmeter.pdf
No. 21 - How To Fix a Dead Receiver.pdf
No. 22 - How To Fix a Receiver That Hums.pdf
No. 23 - How To Fix a Receiver That Squeals and Motorboats.pdf
No. 24 - How To Fix a Noisy Receiver.pdf
No. 25 - How To Fix a Receiver That Distorts.pdf
No. 26 - How To Align Simple One-Band Receivers.pdf
No. 27 - How To Align All-Wave Superheterodynes.pdf
No. 28 - How To Fix a Weak Receiver.pdf
No. 29 - How To Fix an Intermittent Receiver.pdf
No. 3 - Equipment Used by Servicemen2.pdf
No. 30 - How To Service A.C.-D.C. Receivers.pdf
No. 31 - How To Service Three-Way Portable and Battery Receivers.pdf
No. 32 - How To Service Auto Receivers.pdf
No. 33 - Recognizing Complaints Not Caused by Receiver Defects.pdf
No. 34 - How To Service F.M. Receivers.pdf
No. 35 - How To Go into Full-Time Servicing.pdf
No. 4 - How To Remove and Overhaul the Chassis2.pdf
No. 5 - How To Restring Dial Cords and Set Push Buttons2.pdf
No. 6 - How To Test and Replace Resistors and Volume Controls2.pdf
No. 7 - How To Test and Replace Condensers2.pdf
No. 8 - How To Test Tubes2.pdf
No. 9 - How To Test and Replace Coils, Chokes, and Transformers2.pdf
Vol 1- Introduction to Radio.pdf
Vol 10 - How Tubes Work In Typical Radio Stages.pdf
Vol 11 - How Iron-Core Coils And Transformers Operate In Radio Circuits.pdf
Vol 12 - How Operating Voltages Are Obtained From An A.C. Power Line.pdf
Vol 13 - Special Power Supplies For Radio Equipment.pdf
Vol 14 - How Sounds And Scenes Are Converted Into And Reproduced From Electrical Signals.pdf
Vol 15 - Low-Frequency Amplifiers For Sound And Television Receivers.pdf
Vol 16 - Radio Frequency Amplifiers For Sound And Television Communication.pdf
Vol 17 - How Detectors Work In Radio And Television Receivers.pdf
Vol 18 - How Practical Requirements Changed Receiver Circuits.pdf
Vol 19 - Manual And Automatic Volume Controls.pdf
Vol 2 - How Radio Programs Are Sent From The Studio To Your Home.pdf
Vol 20 - How Signal Currents Are Kept In Correct Paths.pdf
Vol 21 - The Vacuum Tube As An A.C. Generator In Radio-Television Circuits.pdf
Vol 22 - Peak And Band-Pass R.F. Tuning Circuits.pdf
Vol 23 - How Broadcast, All-Wave, And Television Superheterodyne Receivers Work.pdf
Vol 24 - Tone Control, Volume Expansion And Noise Limiting Circuits.pdf
Vol 25 - Light-Sensitive Cells For Control Circuits.pdf
Vol 26 - How Sound Reproducers Operate.pdf
Vol 27 - How Cone-Type Loudspeakers Work.pdf
Vol 28 - Current, Voltage And Resistance Measurements.pdf
Vol 29 - Vacuum Tube Voltmeters - Cathode Ray Oscilloscopes.pdf
Vol 3 - Simple Radio Circuits And Meters.pdf
Vol 30 - Measurements At Audio And Radio Frequencies.pdf
Vol 31 - Tuning Indicators And Automatic Frequency Controls For Radio Receivers.pdf
Vol 32 - How To Use Circuit Diagrams And Locate Chassis Parts.pdf
Vol 33 - Behavior Of Radio Waves And Receiving Antennas.pdf
Vol 34 - Frequency-Modulated Signals - The F.M. Receiver.pdf
Vol 35 - Automatic Tuning Control Systems.pdf
Vol 36 - Professional Radio Servicing Techniques.pdf
Vol 37 - How To Isolate The Defective Section And Stage.pdf
Vol 38 - How To Isolate The Defective Circuit And Part.pdf
Vol 39 - Tuning Circuit Troubles - Alignment.pdf
Vol 4 - Getting Acquainted With Receiver Servicing.pdf
Vol 40 - Using The Cathode Ray Oscilloscope In Radio Servicing.pdf
Vol 41 - How To Eliminate Hum, Squeals And Motorboating.pdf
Vol 42 - How To Eliminate Distortion - Servicing Loudspeakers.pdf
Vol 43 - Servicing Noisy And Intermittent Receivers.pdf
Vol 44 - Installation And Service Of Auto Radios And Farm Receivers.pdf
Vol 45 - Receiver Revitalization - Tube Testers.pdf
Vol 46 - How To Eliminate Man-Made Interference.pdf
Vol 47 - How To Choose And Install Replacement Parts.pdf
Vol 48 - Servicing Record Changers.pdf
Vol 49 - Introduction To Public Address.pdf
Vol 5 - Radio Resistors And How They Are Used.pdf
Vol 50 - Acoustics In Public Address Work.pdf
Vol 51 - P.A. Transmission Systems.pdf
Vol 52 - Commercial P.A. Systems.pdf
Vol 53 - Special P.A. Systems.pdf
Vol 54 - Maintenance Of P.A. Systems.pdf
Vol 55 - Requirements Of A Television System.pdf
Vol 6 - Radio Coils And How They Work.pdf
Vol 7 - Radio Condensers And How They Work.pdf
Vol 8 - How Radio And Electronic Tubes Work.pdf
Vol 9 - How Tuned Circuits Function - Coupling Radio Circuits.pdf
1946 extra No. TV-14, How Radio Tubes Are Tested.pdf
Lesson 7X1, Radio Construction and Repair Work.pdf
Lesson 7X2, Radio Construction and Repair Work.pdf
Lesson 7X3, Radio Construction and Repair Work.pdf
Lesson ND-1, Introduction To Radios First Principles.pdf
Lesson ND-11, Fundamentals Of Radio Tubes - Rectifier Circuits.pdf
Lesson ND-12, Rectifier Tubes - Tube Standards And Ratings.pdf
Lesson ND-13, How A Radio Tube Makes A Weak Signal Stronger.pdf
Lesson ND-15, Amplification At Low Frequencies.pdf
Lesson ND-16, Types of A.F. Amplifiers, Amplifier Classes.pdf
Lesson ND-17, How An R.F. Signal Is Demodulated, Detected, Rectified, Etc.pdf
Lesson ND-18, Speakers For Radio.pdf
Lesson ND-19, Power Transformers For Radio.pdf
Lesson ND-2, The Two Basic Forms Of Electricity.pdf
Lesson ND-20, Choke Coils - Filter Systems and Voltage Dividers.pdf
Lesson ND-21, A Six Color Story of the Tuned Radio Frequency Receiver.pdf
Lesson ND-22, The Superheterodyne Receiver.pdf
Lesson ND-23, Superheterodyne Oscillator Tracking and Super Control Tubes.pdf
Lesson ND-24, How Superheterodyne Circuits Are Made To Reject Unwanted Signals.pdf
Lesson ND-25, Automatic Volume or Sensitivity Controls.pdf
Lesson ND-26, Six Color Story of the Superheterodyne with AVC.pdf
Lesson ND-27, Improvements Which Simplify Receiver Operation and Decibels.pdf
Lesson ND-28, Multiple Band Receivers.pdf
Lesson ND-29, Microphones and Phonograph Pick-Up Units.pdf
Lesson ND-3, How Lines Of Force Are Applied In Radio And Television.pdf
Lesson ND-30, Transmission Lines, Pads and Attenuators.pdf
Lesson ND-31, Public Address or AF Sound Systems.pdf
Lesson ND-32, How Sound Is Employed In the Movies.pdf
Lesson ND-4, The Elements Of Radio Transmission And Reception.pdf
Lesson ND-5, How To Read Radio Diagrams And Symbols.pdf
Lesson ND-6, Resistance As a Property Of All Electrical Circuits.pdf