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How

to get

into one of

today's hottest

money -making

fields-servicing

2 -way radios!

More than 5

million two -way

transmitters have skyrocketed the de-

mand

for

service

men and

field, system, and R &D engineers.

Topnotch

licensed experts

can earn

$12,000

a year

or more. You

can

be your

own boss,

build your

own company.

And

you

don't need a college

education to break

in.

s HoW

WOULD

YOU

LIKE to Start

col-

lecting

your

of the

big

money

being

made

in electronics

today?

To start

earning

hour...$200

to $300

week...$10,000

to $15,000

a year?

Your

best

bet today,

especially

you

don't

have a college

education,

probably in

the

field of two-way

radio.

Two-way

radio is booming.

Today

there

are more than

five

million

two-

way transmitters for

police cars,

fire

trucks,

taxis, planes, etc.

and Citizen's

Band uses -and

the number

is growing

the

rate of 80,000

new transmitters

per month.

This wildfire

boom presents

a solid

gold opportunity

for trained

two-way

radio service

experts.

Most of them

are earning

$5,000

$10,000

year

than

the

average radio-TV

re-

pair man.

Why

You'll

Earn

Top Pay

One

reason is

that

the U.S.

doesn't

permit anyone

to service

two -way

radio systems

unless

is licensed

the

Federal

Communications

Com-

mission.

And

there simply

aren't

enough

licensed

electronics

experts

go around.

Another

reason two-way

radio men

earn so much

more than radio

-TV

service

men

that they are

needed

more often and

more desperately.

home

radio or TV set

needs repair

only occasionally,

and there's

no real

emergency

when

it does.

But

two-

way radio user

must keep those trans-

mitters operating

at all times, and

must

have them

checked at

regular

intervals by

licensed personnel

meet FCC

requirements.

This

means

that the

available

li-

censed

experts can "write

their

own

ticket"

when it comes

to earnings.

Some

work by

the hour

and usually

charge

at least

$5.00

per hour,

$7.50

on evenings

and Sundays,

plus travel

expenses.

Others charge

each cus-

tomer a

monthly

retainer fee, such

$20

month for

a base station and

$7.50

for

each

mobile

station. A sur-

vey showed

that one

man

can

easily

maintain at

least 15 base

stations and

mobiles. This would add

up to at

least

$12,000

a year.

Your

Own

Boss

There are other advantages

too. You

can become your

own boss -work by

yourself or

gradually build your own

fully

staffed service company.

Instead

FEBRUARY- MARCH,

1967

of being

chained

to a

workbench, ma-

chine

desk, you'll move

around,

see lots

of action,

rub

shoulders

with

important

police

and

fire

officials

and

business

executives

who depend on

two-way

radio for their daily

opera-

tions. You

may even be

tapped for

big

job

working for one of the

two-

way radio manufacturers in field

serv-

ice, factory quality control,

or labora-

tory research and

development.

How

Get Started

How do you break

into the ranks of

the big -money

earners in

two

-way

radio?

This is probably

the best way:

1. Without quitting

your present job,

learn enough about

electronics funda-

mentals to pass the Government

FCC

Exam and get

your

Commercial

FCC

License.

Then

get a job

in a two-way

radio

service

shop

and

"learn

the

ropes"

the business.

3. As soon as

you've

earned

reputa-

tion

as an

expert,

there

are

several

ways you

can

go. You

can

move

out

and

start

signing

and

servicing

your

own

customers.

You

might

be-

come

franchised

service

representa-

tive

of a

big

manufacturer

and

then

start getting

into two-way

radio

sales,

where

one

sales contract

might

net

you $5,000.

you

may be

invited to

move

up into

high- prestige

salaried

job

with

one of

the major

manufac-

turers.

The

first

step -mastering

the fun-

damentals

electronics

in your

spare

CIE

time

and

getting your FCC

License-

can be easier

than you think.

Cleveland

Institute

Electronics

has been successfully

teaching elec-

tronics

by mail

for over thirty years.

Right at home, in

your

spare

time,

you

learn electronics

step by

step.

Our

AUTO-

PROGRAMMEDTM

les-

sons and coaching

by expert

instruc-

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clear and

easy,

even

for men

who thought they

were

"poor learners." You'll

learn not only

the

fundamentals

that apply

to all

electronics

design and servicing,

but

also

the specific procedures

for in-

stalling, troubleshooting,

and main-

taining

two -way mobile equipment.

Get

Your FCC

License...

Your

Money

Back!

By the time

you've finished

your CIE

course, you'll be able

to pass the FCC

License

Exam

with ease. Better than

nine

out of

ten

CIE

-trained

men

pass

the FCC Exam

the first time

they try,

even

though two

out of three

non -

CIE

men

fail. This startling

record of

achievement

makes possible

the CIE

Warranty: you'll

pass the

FCC

Exam

upon completion

of your

course or

your tuition

will be refunded in

full.

Before

Ed Dulaney studied

with

CIE,

he was a crop

duster. Today he

owns the

Dulaney Communications

Service,

with seven

people

working

for

him repairing and

manufacturing

two -way equipment.

Says Dulaney:

"I found the CIE

training

thorough

and the lessons

easy

to understand.

No question

about it -the CIE

course

was the best

investment

ever

made."

Find out

about how to get

ahead

in all

fields

electronics,

in-

cluding two -way

radio. Mail coupon

for two

FREE books,

"How

Suc-

ceed

In Electronics"

and "How

Get

A Commercial

FCC License."

Cleveland

Institute

Electronics

1776

17th St., Dept. EX

-1B

Cleveland,

Ohio

44114

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NEW

G.I.

BILL

All CIE courses

are available

un-

der the

new G.I.

Bill. If you

served

active duty

since January

31,

1955, or

are in

service now, check

box in coupon for

G.I. Bill

infor-

mation.

Cleveland

Institute of

Electronics

1776 E.

17th

St.,

Cleveland, Ohio

44114

Please send

without cost or obligation:

1. Your

40 age book

"How To Succeed

In Elec-

tronics" describing

the job opportunities

in Elec-

tronics

today, and how

your

courses

can prepare

me for them.

Your

book on "How To Get A Commercial

FCC

License."

Name

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print)

Address

City

State

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