Planet Stories v05n04 (1952 01)

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BE A SUCCESS AS A RADIO-TELEVISION TECHNICIAN Americas Fast Growing industry Offers You I TRAINED THESE MEN Shop Speciolisos ohhb Shop Spcciolixot in Television. "Have* my own shop Am au- ■_ V t homed serviceman for ft large ||P«B manufacturers, do servicing for *- M 7 dealers. N. R .1. enabled me to build enviable reputation." P Wr” MILI.EH, Maumee. Ohio. NW Graduate Doublet Solory. "Am with Station WKBO as transmitter operator. More than doubled salary since start- ing in Radio full time. N. R. 1 has been helpful to me." A. HERR, New Cumberland. Pa. $10 Week in Spare Time. "Before finishing course. I earned as much ns .$10 a week in Radio I JIT servicing in spore time. I recom- II* fk mend N. It. I. to everyone who i: shows interest In Radio." S. J. f PETRUFF. Miami. Florida Gelt Tint Job Through N.R.I. "My first job was operator with KDI.R. obtained for me by your Graduate Service Dept., 1 am now Chief Eng. of Police Radio Station WQOX." T S NOR- TON. Hamilton. Ohio. *e. unto. □ 1 send you many valuable Kits| of parts for PRACTICAL EX- PERIENCE. They “bring to life' theory you learn in my illustrated!"^ texts. As part of my Servicing Course, you build a complete, powerful Radio Receiver, a Multi- tester useful in earning extra spare time money, AM and FM Signal Cenerator.etc. In my Commu- nications Course, you assem- ble a low-power Broadcasting Transmitter that shows you how to put a station “on the air," a Wavemeter, etc. This and other equipment I send you, isi yours tojteep. 1. EXTRA MONEY IN SPARE TIME Many students make $5, $10 a week extra fixing neighbors’ Radios in spare time while learning. The day you enroll 1 start sending you SPECIAL BOOKLETS to show you how to do this. Tester you build with parts I send helps you service sets. All equipment is yours to keep. 2. GOOD PAY JOB Your next step is a good job installing and servicing Radio-Televi- sion sets or becoming boss of your own Radio-Television sales and service shop or getting a good job in a Broadcasting Station. Today there are over 90,000,000 home and auto Radios. 3100 Broadcasting Stations are on the air. Aviation and Police Radio, Micro-Wave Relay, Two-Way Radio are all expanding, making more and better opportunities for servicing and communication technicians and FCC licensed operators. 3. BRIGHT FUTURE And think of the opportunities in Television! In 1950 over 5.000. 000 Television sets were sold. By 1954 authorities estimate 25.000. 000 Television sets will be in use. Over 100 Television Sta- tions are now operating, with experts predicting 1,000. Now is the time to get in line for success and a bright future in America’s fast-growing industry. Be a Radio-Television Technician. Mail coupon for Lesson and Book — FREE. I Will Train You at Home" Read How You Practice Servicing or Communications with Many Kits of Parts You Get! Keep your job while training at home. Hun- dreds I've trained are successful RADIO- TELEVISION TECHNICIANS. Most had Act Now! Send for my FREE DOUBLE no previous experience; many no more than OFFER. Coupon entitles you to actual les- grammar school education. Learn Radio- son on Servicing; shows how you learn Ra- Television principles from illustrated les- dio-Television at home. You’ll also receive sons. Get PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE— my 64-page book, "How to Be a Success in build valuable Electronic Multitester for Radio-Television.” You’ll read what my conducting tests; also practice servicing Ra- graduates are doing, earning; see photos of dios or operating Transmitters— experiment equipment you practice with at home. Send fe with circuits common to Radio and Televis- coupon in envelope or paste on postal j ion. At left is just part of the equipment my J. E. SMITH, Pres., students build with many kits of parts I fur- Dept. IK R. National J msh. All equipment is yours to keep. Many Radio Institute, Wash- J students make $5, $10 a week extra fixing ington 9, D. C. . neighbors' Radios in spare time. Our 38th year. Mr. J. E. SMITH, President, Dept. | K R National Radio Institute, Washington 9, D. C. Mail me Sample Lesson end 64-pafe Book about How to Wia Success in Radio-Television. Both FREE. (No salesman w,ll call. Please write plainly.)