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Middle West stations is much more gradual. ‘These stations fade out slowly over a period of ten or twelve words usually and then swing back again in the same gradual way. This would seem to indicate that the country intervening in both directions between New York and New England and the West was the con- trolling factor. hausted Storage Battery.— , Mont. If the messages are h clearly when you turn on your tubes but fade away rapidly immediately afterward, your storage battery probably needs recharging. ‘The battery recovers somewhat when allowed to stand idle and gives good current for a few moments. It cannot keep the current flow up, how- ever, unless well charged. Variation of Wave Length of Broad- casting Stationsx—L. B. C.. Lynchburg, rally speaking, when you once e a broadcasting station at 2 point on your tuner, it will always be found at the same point. however, changes in the aerial or other parts of a station will cause alterations in its wave length, but the variation will never be very great because the Govern- ment will not permit it. ‘The large ap- parent increase in wave length you speak of is probably due to some change in your | If the signals are noticeably | your aerial is almost certainly | (Note. Some stations will | raise their wave lengths to 400 meters in the near future Government's new Sign of E receiver. weaker, Class B arrange ment described in a recent issue of JuDGE.) | A and B Battery Chargers—O. A. M., Philadelphia, Pa. Battery chargers suit- able for charging both six-volt A storage batteries and twenty-two and one-half volt B storage batteries are now on the market. Station This WWI—G. P., Pittsburgh, Pa. sta is located in) Dearborn, Mich., is operated by the Ford Motor Co. 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