  CHAPTER III. AERIALS AND EARTH CONNECTIONS. CHAPTER VII. OSCILLATION CONDENSERS AND LEYDEN JARS. CHAPTER VIII. SPARK GAPS OR OSCILLATORS. CHAPTER IX. TRANSMITTING HELIXES. CHAPTER XI. AERIAL SWITCHES AND ANCHOR GAPS. CHAPTER XII. HOT WIRE AMMETER. CHAPTER XIII. OSCILLATION DETECTORS. CHAPTER XIV. TUNING COILS AND TRANSFORMERS. CHAPTER XV. RECEIVING CONDENSERS. CHAPTER XVI. TELEPHONE RECEIVERS AND HEADBANDS. CHAPTER XVIII. THE AMATEUR AND THE WIRELESS LAW. WHAT IT IS; HOW TO COMPLY; HOW TO SECURE A LICENSE. Produced by James Simmons. This file was produced from page images at the Internet Archive. Transcriber's Note This book was transcribed from scans of the original found at the Internet Archive. Tables are represented as images. The index of the original book has been removed, but the catalog of books from the publisher has been included. There was no book cover image in the scans so I created one. [image] [image] Frontispiece. Plate I. Electrical Conventions. WIRELESS TELEGRAPH CONSTRUCTION FOR AMATEURS BY ALFRED POWELL MORGAN EDITOR MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE "BOYS' MAGAZINE" AUTHOR OF "WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY AND TELEPHONY" WITH 167 ILLUSTRATIONS Third Edition, Revised and Enlarged WITH A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF THE NEW WIRELESS LAW NEW YORK: D. VAN NOSTRAND COMPANY 25 PARK PLACE 1914 Copyright, 1910, 1913, by D. VAN NOSTRAND COMPANY Stanhope Press F. H. GILSON COMPANY BOSTON. U.S.A. |
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