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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 6 (1905) (1905)

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A wireless telegraph outfit is to be sup- varying descriptions were employed, but in the course engines. The larger low-pressure cylinder will allow plied. This, as well as other signal apparatus, is of of the researches the scientist accidentally conceived special importance for the particular… … Rather Convenient Form an Alternating Dynamo with Condensers in Series a Fixes the End of an Insulated with the Primary and Alternators so as to Get a Barbed Discharging Wire, under Tension, by Means of a Maximum Effect by ‘* Tuning.” Jar. Wire Rope Tie. FOG DISPERSION BY ELECTRICITY.

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