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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 10 (1901) (1901)

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light, and that these electrical waves meters in height waves which are not 4 X 40=160 were capable of exciting electrical disturbances in meters in length, but rather 200 meters in length, then the entire length of the receiving-wire must be other electrical conductors which they encounter. Since… … If a straight steel wire be screwed at one end plier.’ This apparatus is not to be mistaken for A DETAIL OF THE APPARATUS. in a threaded socket, and the free end vibrated, a transformer; for it has no secondary winding. oscillations of a similar character will be produced. lower end of the…

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