The Technical World Magazine, Volume 23Technical World Company, 1915 |
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... wire and make- either fast or slow , but which was not phenomenal in either direction . These things are typical of the various peoples in question - from the American who says , " Well , this wire ought to hold ; it stayed with me the ...
... wire and make- either fast or slow , but which was not phenomenal in either direction . These things are typical of the various peoples in question - from the American who says , " Well , this wire ought to hold ; it stayed with me the ...
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... wire- less telephony , a wire is fused into the glass and connected with the " receiv- ing electrode " , which consists of a cir- cular piece of metal through which messages from the air pass into the small receptacle . The top wire is ...
... wire- less telephony , a wire is fused into the glass and connected with the " receiv- ing electrode " , which consists of a cir- cular piece of metal through which messages from the air pass into the small receptacle . The top wire is ...
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... wires of an ordinary telephone it would produce a loud roar- ing sound which made it utterly im- possible for persons to hear each other speaking over the wire . To overcome this great roaring sound was his big problem . " I finally ...
... wires of an ordinary telephone it would produce a loud roar- ing sound which made it utterly im- possible for persons to hear each other speaking over the wire . To overcome this great roaring sound was his big problem . " I finally ...
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... wire in the foreground ) is the telephone re- ceiving headpiece . Wires to the top of the tube are connected with the wireless antennæ on the roof . Those at the bottom are connected with the batteries . WHERE COOPER HEWITT WORKS He has ...
... wire in the foreground ) is the telephone re- ceiving headpiece . Wires to the top of the tube are connected with the wireless antennæ on the roof . Those at the bottom are connected with the batteries . WHERE COOPER HEWITT WORKS He has ...
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... wire would be cumbersome . But by virtue . of the fact that the apparatus can be adjusted to send and receive extremely high wave lengths , and that both sender and receiver can be attuned to harmonize with one another and not with ...
... wire would be cumbersome . But by virtue . of the fact that the apparatus can be adjusted to send and receive extremely high wave lengths , and that both sender and receiver can be attuned to harmonize with one another and not with ...
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