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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 21 (November 1907) (1907)

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e surroundings. As a matter of tions. It will be noted that the horizontal wires lead shows very clearly that the entire network acts as a fact, it is a decided advantage to place the station as away from the vertical fan of wires inland, and not in single continuous sheet of metal; that the… … Condenser House and Antenna Grid. The Generator Set at Clifden Station. THE CLIFDEN STATION OF THE MARCONI WIRELESS TELEGRAPH SYSTEM. the direction in which it is desired to send the mes- effect of the wires within the rectangle serve to coun- far from town as possible, because buildings, trees,…

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