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

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med the between the De Aar and Orange River stations, a dis- of war has been amply demonstrated in the past, espe- transmitting unit. The receptor embraced a coherer, tance of 70 miles. The lessons taught by. this experi- cially in the Russo-Japanese conflict, and as a result relay, tapper, and… … such service would prove ex- the outfits was purchased by the Russian government and ceptionally advantageous, for The Sending and Receiving Apparatus The Complete Field Equipment Installed. used during its recent war here was a factor that was with the Japanese. Since this memorable conflict…

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