Radio Maintenance / Radio &
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in Global Radio Service Seaerch
Radio retail and
service magazine 1945 to 1951
Radio Maintenance, later called Radio &
Television Maintenance,
began in July of 1945 as a service to the
professional radio and TV serviceman.
Publication appears to have ended following
the September, 1951 issue.
THE call for
radio maintenance instructional material was
urgent and pressing at
the start of the war, and as the war
increased in
tempo this demand became more and more
insistent. The organization launching this
publication responded early to the need for
instructional material on electronic
maintenance for U.S. Naval Communications
and the U.S. Army Signal Corps field use.
Naturally, such single purpose application
to the problems of modern communications
maintenance has equipped our technical staff
with a valuable slant on electronic
requirements. It is, therefore, with the
thought of making more complete use of this
accumulated knowledge that RADIO MAINTENANCE
Magazine comes into being. RADIO MAINTENANCE
Magazine will be distributed to those
accredited radio and electronic dealers upon
whose shoulders rests the responsibility for
today's civilian radio maintenance; to
airline and airport radio activities; to A
-M, F -M and television broadcasting
stations, and to manufacturers of radio
receivers and equipment. It will not be made
available to the general public. Our editors
will obtain articles only of great interest
in the actual field of operation where new
and improved technique and short cuts are
being developed. They will augment this
information with the accumulated knowledge
of our technicians in the quick and
efficient servicing of all general circuits,
and in correctly maintaining components for
all electronic communications equipment.
