Sixteen-Tube Set Serves Restaurant Patrons (Jun, 1924)

Sixteen-Tube Set Serves Restaurant Patrons

Warren H. Keates, of Philadelphia, is the proud possessor of a real radio set, which he perfected and built himself.

The set has 16 tubes, and has a receiving range of 7,000 miles. Getting such stations as 2LO, London; 2ZY, Manchester; the Eiffel Tower, Paris; Brussels, or even Rio de Janiero, Brazil, is a common occurrence with this set.

It is used to entertain diners at the Radio Tearoom in Philadelphia.

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