Identifier: elementarymanual00flem (find matches)
Title: An elementary manual of radiotelegraphy and radiotelephony for students and operators
Year: 1916 (1910s)
Authors: Fleming, J. A. (John Ambrose), Sir, 1849-1945
Subjects: Radio Telegraph, Wireless Telephone, Wireless
Publisher: London, Longmans, Green & co.
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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KA niO TELECRA FIIIC S TA TIOXS 271 intruduied by Mr. Marconi, Imviii^^ for tlioir oltjfct the increusuiu sjHvd iuiil iiMlainty of stiitlin^ and n-ccivinj,. This stationwas oompUtcMl in May, IIMIT, and liy OcLohcr, lJ(t7, he was ableto comnjLMui a re^^uUir systtin of j»rc.s.s message radiottdegruphyacross tlie AtUuitic, coinniuuicatiug news for the American dailyjournals, and also exchanging public and private messages (seeFigs. 19 and 1^0). The i^Iarcitni rompany have at the present time (lOlo) sixhigh power transatlantic stations for radiotelegrajihy, which areequipped on the spark system, namely, those at Clifden in Ireland,Toldhu in Cornwall, Ca))e Cod in Massachusetts, U.S.A., (Jlace liayin Nova Scotia, and at Carnarvon in Wales, and New Jersey, U.S.A. The station at Poldhu has been chielly used for long distancecommunication with Atlantic liners, a large number of which areequipped with long distance receiving apparatus, whilst the otherstations are reserved for the transatlant

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