Telegraphists' Guide to the New Examinations in Technical Telegraphy. Together With An Appendix Dealing With Dry And Secondary Cells, Univeral Battery System, Direct Reading Battery Instrument, Duplex (Bridge Method), New System of Morning Testing, Fast S
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— Two wires in metallic contact really form a loop, the resistance of which can be measured by the bridge iu the ordinary way. The distance of the contact from the testing office will be haK of the total resistance divided by the resistance per mile of the wires. 51 Testing Earths. It is important that the connections with the earth at terminal offices should be perfect, and that the earth should offer as small a resistance as possible. The following, known as Pomeroy's method, is usually adopt...ed for testing the resistance of an " earth." Join up the Bridge, according to Fig. 41. Line 1 is a wire (any line- wire will do) which is put to earth at the distant station, and E is the " earth," whose resistance is to be measured. Make the ratios A and equal. Call R the resistance unplugged in the Rheostat to obtain equi- librium. Now reverse the Battery and connect the Bridge, as shown in Eig. 42 — the zinc pole of the Battery f/c. -f/. being joined to a second line wire running at about right angles to Line 1.
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