| 1880 - 922 sider
...of the Franklin schoolboiiM in Washington, and the sensitive receiver was arranged in one of tli'.1 windows of my laboratory, 1325 L Street, at a distance...to prolong the electric circuit connected with the seli'mon receiver, so as to place the telephones in another room. 87 such experiments we have found... | |
| 1880 - 1188 sider
...receiver was arranged in one of the windows of my laboratory, 1825 L Street, at a distance of 213 meters. Upon placing the telephone to my ear, I heard distinctly...transmitting and receiving instruments are necessarily within ear -shot of one another, and we have therefore been accustomed to prolong the electric circuit connected... | |
| James Samuelson, Henry Lawson, William Sweetland Dallas - 1880 - 442 sider
...sensitive receiver was arranged in one of the windows of my laboratory, 1325 L Street, at a distance of 213 metres. Upon placing the telephone to my ear I heard...what I say, come to the window and wave your hat." We have found that articulate speech can be reproduced by the oxyhydrogen light, and even by the light... | |
| 1880 - 632 sider
...entendu distinctement les paroles suivantes, en'plaçantle téléphone à son oreille : « Mr Rell, if you hear what I say, come to the window and wave your hat. » (Monsieur Hell, si vous entendez ce que je vous dis, venez à la fenêtre et agitez voire chapeau.)... | |
| 1880 - 744 sider
...entendu distinctement les paroles suivantes, en'plaçant le téléphone à son oreille : « Mr Rell, if you hear what I say, come to the window and wave your hat. » (Monsieur Bell, si vous entendez ce que je vous dis, venez à la fenûtre et agitez voire chapeau.)... | |
| American Association for the Advancement of Science - 1881 - 916 sider
...receiver was arranged in one of the FIG. 6. windows of my laboratory, 1325 L Street, at a distance of 213 metres. Upon placing the telephone to my ear, I heard...receiver, so as to place the telephones in another room. A MiitaMe apparatus for doing this is a perforated disk' be rapidlj rotated. The great advantage of... | |
| 1881 - 898 sider
...receiver was arranged in one of the Fio. 6. windows of my laboratory, 1325 L Street, at a distance of 213 metres. Upon placing the telephone to my ear, I heard...necessarily within earshot of one another, and we bavc therefore been accustomed to prolong the electric circuit connected with the selenium receiver,... | |
| American Association for the Advancement of Science - 1881 - 476 sider
...receiver was arranged in one of the FIO. 6. windows of my laboratory, 1325 L Street, at a distance of 213 metres. Upon placing the telephone to my ear, I heard...the words : — "Mr. Bell, if you hear what I say, como to the window and wave your hat." In laboratory experiments the transmitting and receiving instruments... | |
| James Samuelson, Sir William Crookes - 1881 - 782 sider
...saw me disappear from the window, and at once spoke to the transmitter. I heard him distinctly say, ' Mr. Bell, if you hear what I say come to the window and wave your hat.' It is needless to say with what gusto I obeyed." This feat proves that the photophone will yet be employed... | |
| 1881 - 836 sider
...saw me disappear from the window, and at once spoke to the transmitter. I heard him distinctly say, ' Mr. Bell, if you hear what I say come to the window and wave your hat.' It is needless to say with what gusto I obeyed." This feat proves that the photophone will yet be employed... | |
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