Things a boy should know about wireless
By: by Thomas M. St. John ...
Edition: Third
Publisher: T.M. St. John
Published: 1910
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 155
Subjects: Wireless; Radio
First sentence: As I look out the window of my country laboratory and see water rushing over the falls in its wild scramble to get to the sea, it seems to me that it gives an ecellent example of a direct current.
Description: Much practical and some theoretical information regarding the operation and explanation of wireless outfits, together with numerous wiring-diagrams.
Table of contents: value: Chapter I. Direct and alternating Currents; value: Chapter II. Electromagnetic Induction; value: Chapter III. Electrical Oscillations; value: Chapter IV. Ether and Ether-Waves; value: Chapter V. Simple Transmitting-Circuits; value: Chapter VI. Resistance, Inductance, Capacity; value: Chapter VII. Tuning; value: Chapter VIII. Tuned Transmitting-Circuits; value: Chapter IX. Aerials and Grounds; value: Chapter X. Various Oscillation-Detectors; value: Chapter XI. Simple Untuned Receiving-Circuits; value: Chapter XII. Tuned Receiving-Circuits; value: Chapter XIII. Numerous Wiring-Diagrams