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ABC of radio engineering. Keene S., 1949

Equipment for testing and adjusting receivers. Exhibits of the 6th All-Union Correspondence Radio Exhibition. Burlyand V.A., 1949

Sound recording equipment. Exhibits of the 6th correspondence exhibition. Ginzburg Z.B. (comp), 1949

The introduction of radio engineering methods in the national economy. Exhibits of the 7th Correspondence Radio Exhibition. Ginzburg Z.B. (comp), 1949

Auxiliary radio equipment. Exhibits of the 7th All-Union Correspondence Radio Exhibition. Ginzburg Z.B. (comp), 1949

Galvanic batteries and accumulators. Spizhevsky I.I., 1949

Sound recording. Exhibits of the 7th All-Union Correspondence Radio Exhibition. Ginzburg Z.B. (comp), 1949

How to find and repair damage in receivers. Ginzburg 3.B., 1949

How to build a rectifier. Tarasov F.P., 1949

How to set up and test the receiver. Inyutin V.V., 1949

How to make your own wind turbine. Fateev E.M., 1949

Beginner radio amateur book. Ginzburg 3.B., Tarasov F.I., 1949

Magnetic recording of sound. Korolkov V.G., 1949

Mass radios. Exhibits of the 7th All-Union Correspondence Radio Exhibition. Troitsky L.V., 1949

MRB-0043. Graphical calculation of a shortwave coil. Snitserev G.A., 1949

Visual aids in radio engineering. Labutin V.K., 1949

Setting up receivers. Levitin E.A., 1949

Single battery receiver. Tarasov F.I., 1949

Fundamentals of frequency modulation. Pankov G.V., 1949

Parameters and characteristics of radio receivers. Levitin E.A., 1949

Radio editing practice. Tarasov F.I., 1949

Practical work of a radio amateur. Ginzburg Z.B., Tarasov F.I., 1949

Devices for establishing and testing radio receivers. Exhibits of the 7th All-Union Radio Exhibition. Smrnov A.D. (ed.), 1949

Devices of the amateur radio laboratory. Exhibits of the 7th Correspondence Radio Exhibition. Ginzburg Z.B. (comp), 1949

Local receiver. Borisov N.S., 1949

Receiving amateur antennas. Adamsky V.K., 1949

The simplest amateur radio designs. Labutin V.K., 1949

The path to television. Klopov A.Ya., 1949

Radio constructor. Smetanin B.M., 1949

Radio tubes of domestic production. Quick Reference. Drozdov K.I., 1949

Radar. Shamshur V.I., 1949

Amateur radio measuring equipment. Exhibits of the 6th All-Union Correspondence Radio Exhibition. Burlyand V.A. (ed.), 1949

Calculation of the transformer according to nomograms. Snitserev G.A., 1949

Calculation of transformers and chokes. Mikhailov V.A., 1949

Homemade measuring equipment. Malinin R.M., 1949

Homemade ohmmeters and avometers. Malinin R.M., 1949

Handbook of radio components. Loginov V.N., 1949

Radio listener's guide in questions and answers. Sitnikov G.G., 1949

One hundred answers to questions from TV lovers. Klopov A.Ya., 1949

Low frequency amplifiers (with universal power supply). Malinin R.M., 1949

Teaching and visual aids. Exhibits of the 7th All-Union Correspondence Radio Exhibition. Ginzburg Z.B. (comp), 1949

What is a cathode ray tube and a cathode ray oscilloscope. Weinstein S.S., 1949

Sixteen amateur radio circuits. Enyutin V.V., 1949

Electrical filters. Konashinsky D.A., 1949

I want to become a radio amateur. First steps. Labutin V.K., 1949

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