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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 2 (July 1901) (1901)

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of this step, is the abolition of the answering-jack to answer the call. In addition to magneto - generator used in calling the central of- the lamps of the answer- fice, and of the sub-station ing-jack s a "pilot-lamp" is battery. used, which glows as long The system which has as any subscriber's… … in the same exchange, the operator electrical engineers and telephone ex- PANEL OF A "B" BOARD IN DETAIL. PANEL OF AN " A " BOARD IN DETAIL perts and would require first taps the edge of the many numbers of the multiple-jack of the sta- Scientific American to tion wanted with the tip of do them…

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