THE AWA JOURNAL - Table of Contents

VOL. 51 JULY 2010 NO. 3

**2010 CONFERENCE AGENDA**
Complete Rochester Convention Agenda by Staff

**FEATURE ARTICLES**
Regenerative Radio's Unfinished Business by Vernon Yeich, KB3RQE With a bit of tweaking, it might have rivaled the mighty superhet.
The Knight Kit Ocean Hopper, an Improbable Classic by Jim Cook, W0OX This simple vintage set has been commanding big bucks on e-Bay.
The Development of Single-Dial Tuning During the 1920s by P. A. Kinzie Surprisingly, it took awhile for the public to give up on 3-dialers.
The Wireless World Above 30 MHz by Ronald R. Thomas, W8QYR World War II technology opened up this vast radio spectrum.

**COLUMNS**
Membership News by Staff
At The Museum by Bruce D. Roloson, W2BDR and Ron Roach
Amateur Radio by Tim Walker, W1GIG Kelley, Cundall and AM QSO Party Results
Radio Reproducers by Buford Chidester The Splitdorf Conetone Speaker
The Communications Receiver by William Fizette, W2DGB The 1927 Pilot Wasp Receiver by Barry Williams, KD5VC
Radio Rehabbing 101 by Richard A. Parks Reviving a 1925 Superhet Kit Receiver
Television by Richard Brewster The 2010 Early Television Convention by Dave Sica
New Books and Literature by David W. Kraeuter
Equipment Restoration by Dan Merz Repairing AK Breadboard Transformers; Phenolic Panels; Slipping Dial Cords
Key and Telegraph by John Casale, W2NI Charles Willims, Jr.--Part 1: Experimental Apparatus Made to Order
Recent Radio, TV and Entertainment Obituaries by Charles S. Griffen, W1GYR
The Vacuum Tube by Ludwell A. Sibley Metal Tubes--Tube Inflation
Radio Ramblings by Walter Lindenbach Secret Messages in a Still, Small Voice