Question 1

Who is the author of Radio reception; a simple and complete explanation of the principles of radio telephony, and a full exposition of the successful methods of radio reception; with special reference to practical tuning and to radio-and audio-frequency amplifications?

Accepted Answer

The author of the book 'Radio reception; a simple and complete explanation of the principles of radio telephony, and a full exposition of the successful methods of radio reception; with special reference to practical tuning and to radio-and audio-frequency amplifications'is Marx, Harry J. and this book published in 1922

Question 2

What is the Publish date of Radio reception; a simple and complete explanation of the principles of radio telephony, and a full exposition of the successful methods of radio reception; with special reference to practical tuning and to radio-and audio-frequency amplifications?

Accepted Answer

'Radio reception; a simple and complete explanation of the principles of radio telephony, and a full exposition of the successful methods of radio reception; with special reference to practical tuning and to radio-and audio-frequency amplifications' was published in 1922.

Question 3

What is the publisher name of the book Radio reception; a simple and complete explanation of the principles of radio telephony, and a full exposition of the successful methods of radio reception; with special reference to practical tuning and to radio-and audio-frequency amplifications?

Accepted Answer

The name of the publisher is New York, London, G.P. Putnam's sons.

Question 4

Is this book Radio reception; a simple and complete explanation of the principles of radio telephony, and a full exposition of the successful methods of radio reception; with special reference to practical tuning and to radio-and audio-frequency amplifications have a pdf version?

Accepted Answer

Yes Offcourse this book have pdf version , not only its have many versionRadio reception; a simple and complete explanation of the principles of radio telephony, and a full exposition of the successful methods of radio reception; with special reference to practical tuning and to radio-and audio-frequency amplifications.

Question 5