Vintage Radio Electronics Home Study Servicing Course

This is a comprehensive home study course by R.E.T.S. that delves into TUBE RADIO ELECTRONICS from 1947, spanning 751 pages. The manual, available in Adobe Acrobat format, is tailored to provide a deep understanding of electronics in the context of vacuum tube radios.

• Section 1 - Introduction to Modern Electronics
• Section 2 - Simple Characteristics of Electricity - 1
• Section 3 - Measuring Equipment
• Section 4 - Simple Characteristics of Electricity - 2
• Section 5 - Characteristics of Resistance
• Section 6 - Vacuum Tubes, Diodes, & Transistors
• Section 7 - Testing Tubes and Resistors with a Multimeter
• Section 8 - Capacitance
• Section 9 - Inductance
• Section 10 - Rectifiers
• Section 11 - Power Supplies
• Section 12 - Power Supplies for Modern Electronic Equipment
• Section 13 - Electromagnetic Waves
• Section 14 - Electromagnetic Waves & the Broadcast System
• Section 15 - Triodes, Tetrodes, Pentodes
• Section 16 - Voltage and Power Amplifiers
• Section 17 - Inductance, Capacitance, & Resistance in AC Circuits
• Section 18 - Simple Characteristics of Reactive Circuits
• Section 19 - Detectors
• Section 20 - Coupling of Circuits
• Section 21 - Oscillators & Oscillation Circuits
• Section 22 - Mixer Operations & Input Circuits
• Section 23 - Signal Tracing & Electronic Servicing
• Section 24 - Transistors
• Section 25 - Introduction to Frequency Modulation (FM)
• Section 26 - Frequency Modulation II

Each section includes a comprehensive summary of the key topics covered and is fully indexed for easy reference. Whether you are a professional mechanic or a DIY enthusiast, this study course is an invaluable resource for understanding and repairing vintage radios.

Please note that this manual is available in Adobe Acrobat format, and Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view the file.