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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 21 (1902) (1902)

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nsiderably simpler. The principle of the The spring then brings up the arm against the upper screw and the contact is established as before. It will be seen that by utilizing the action of the receiver to give the shock to the coherer, the independent tapping device is eliminated and the whole… … Details of the New Branly Coherer. idly. One of the pictures shows’ the Morse receiver and _ tripod coherer’ to A Transmitting-Post. A, tripod on base ; B, base; C, tripod, end view. the left; the diagram shows the connec- near the Bourse. For some months past messages tions. A battery cell of 4%…

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