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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 18 (May 1907) (1907)

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sually preferred if the range when there was a dead calm at one station there would were concerned, and these were mounted on regulation to be covered is not too great. Again, gasoline can- be a gale blowing at the other, with the result that gun carriages. The transmitter consisted of a small not… … The Transmitter and Accessories Packed Upon Knockdown Stand and Aerial Wire Equipment Pedal Motor Generator Ready for Transport Over a Horse. Mounted Upon a Pack-Horse. Rouyh Country. A MILITARY WIRELESS TELEGRAPH EQUIPMENT.

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