The Technical World Magazine, Volume 16Technical World Company, 1911 |
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Page 120
... electrical supply house . The pad is rectangular in form and measures eight inches in length by five and one - half in width . It is constructed with suitable electrical resistance , so that when it is supplied with electric current ...
... electrical supply house . The pad is rectangular in form and measures eight inches in length by five and one - half in width . It is constructed with suitable electrical resistance , so that when it is supplied with electric current ...
Page 261
... electric waves penetrating space with the velocity of light . It was found that these waves were nearly a metre in length , that they were reflected from the surface of an electric conductor and that they could be transmitted without ...
... electric waves penetrating space with the velocity of light . It was found that these waves were nearly a metre in length , that they were reflected from the surface of an electric conductor and that they could be transmitted without ...
Page 476
... ELECTRIC RAY . A SERIES OF " FLOATING BATTERIES . " can make his THE ELECTRIC RAY ARARE specimen of the finny tribe lately acquired by the Smithsonian Institute is the electric ray , capable of repelling its enemies in a manner pecu ...
... ELECTRIC RAY . A SERIES OF " FLOATING BATTERIES . " can make his THE ELECTRIC RAY ARARE specimen of the finny tribe lately acquired by the Smithsonian Institute is the electric ray , capable of repelling its enemies in a manner pecu ...
Contents
Contents for October 1911 | 131 |
professional money lender is helpless to escape and how tragedy not infrequently follows the borrowing | 159 |
Farming for Sponges | 212 |
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