The Journal of the Society is published periodically and is furnished free of charge to members.

Submissions to the Journal are always welcome. Typed copy is preferred, submitted on 3.5 inch IBM or Macintosh format diskettes in either ASCII or Microsoft Word.

You write about radio and we'll print it.

Here are some articles from past issues of the CHRS Journal:

• Restoration Corner
  
  • Quick Restoration Tips
    Radio restoration hints and ideas.

  • Tech Tips
    Some simple quick technical fixes.

  • "All-American Five"
    Restoration hints for sets with the most popular radio circuit.

  • Ballast Tubes and Resistance Line Cords
    Safe replacements for voltage dropping resistors.

  • "Eye" Tube hints
    Increasing the life of weak tubes.

  • Rejuvenation of Vacuum Tubes
    85% success rate in returning inactive tubes back to usable transconductance.

  • Regulated "A" Supply.
    A solid-state "A" battery eliminator construction project.

  • Regulated "B" Supply.
    An inexpensive and easy to build "B" supply for +22, +45, +67 volts.

  • Using Types 30 and 31 as Replacement Tubes.

  • Bypassing Defective Audio and IF Transformers.
    Information on repairing radios with defective audio interstage transformers or IF transformers.

• Kadette Marketing Error
  Although International Radio was an innovator and successful manufacturer of radios in the 1930s, they were still succeptable to making mistakes. This one ended their radio business.

• Remler Reminiscences
  A look at San Francisco's radio manufacturer, Remler, by the son of one of their employees.

• Radio Stamps
  Those little squares with stickum on the back tell a story of early radio.

• McCullough-Kellog AC Tubes
  Introduced in the 1920s, these tubes were designed for use with common AC house current.

• Radio Intelligence Developments
  Radio communications during WWI and between the wars.

• Broadcasting's Forgotten Father
  Ten years before licensed radio broadcasting, before even the word "radio" was popularly used, Charles Herrold transmitted weekly programs of music and talk to a small but loyal audience.

• A Day at the Swapmeet
  A view of participating in your local radio swapmeet.

• A Few Tips on Radio Photography
  An easy setup for better photos.