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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 1 (1881) (1881)

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peech has yet been front, of about the size of the disk of an ordinary tele- | filled only the alternate spaces between disks, the interme-| transmitted by the selenium-cell-photophone is 213 meters, phone, and mounted in a frame, with a flexible India-rub- | diate spaces being occupied by mica… … when the mirror, B, is flat (that were heard without difficulty and without doubt as to the means is, when not vibrating) the beam In Fig. 8 the transmitter is shown as used in combi- against the disk, B, it isset into vibration, becomes alternately bulged out and in, and made slightly nation with…

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