Wireless telegraphy popularly explained
Publisher: Charles Scribner's Sons
Published: 1898
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: Contents; title: CHAPTER PAGE; title: INTRODUCTION - xiii; title: I. SUPPOSED ORIENTAL POWERS OF SIGNALLING THROUGH SPACE WITHOUT WIRES I; title: II. IS THERE ANYTHING SOLID? 9; title: III. VIBRATIONS IN AIR AND IN THE ETHER 21; title: IV. JAMES BOWMAN LINDSAY 35; title: V. INDUCTION EXPERIMENTS BY W. H. PREECE, ESQ., C.B., F.R.S. 45; title: VI. HERTZIAN WAVES EXPERIMENTS BY SIGNOR MARCONI 61; title: VII. HERTZIAN WAVES EXPERIMENTS BY DR. LODGE, F.R.S., AND OTHERS 81; title: VIII. THE USES OF WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY 93; title: APPENDIX  100; title: LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS; title: PORTRAIT OF MR. PREECE, C.B., F.R.S. Frontispiece; title: SCALE OF VIBRATIONS 24; title: ANALYSIS OF LIGHT 26; title: TUNING-FORKS TO SHOW SYNTONY 30; title: PORTRAIT OF JAMES BOWMAN LINDSAY 36; title: PART OF BRISTOL CHANNEL 53; title: MR. PREECE'S INDUCTION METHOD 57; title: DR. LODGE'S SYNTONIC JARS 63; title: TRANSMITTING APPARATUS 65; title: PORTRAIT OF SIGNOR MARCONI 67; title: RECEIVING APPARATUS  69; title: KNOBS AND KITE 74; title: COHERER AND KITE 76; title: BOURNEMOUTH STATIONS 77; title: PORTRAIT OF DR. OLIVER LODGE, F.R.S. 86; title: ANOTHER METHOD OF DE-COHERING 107; title: MILLER AND WOODS' RECEIVER 111